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Tag Archives: Church
Conflict: The Exit of Anne
Over the past two weeks I’ve read several different articles and responses to author Anne Rice’s recent Facebook declaration regarding Christianity. If you have no idea what I’m talking about, you can catch up here (and you might want to … Continue reading
Sunday Morning Controversy
I didn’t expect my Sunday morning tweet to be controversial: “So, should I visit a new church or take my Bible and a notebook to Daniel’s Park?” The responses I received included everything from concern (“What’s wrong?”) to scriptural exhortations … Continue reading
Disappointed
I typically avoid late night blog posts or poignant memos (A-hem: Jerry Maguire). Can’t help myself tonight. Today’s conversation at re:create (which actually began two days ago and continued right on through tonight) left me with thoughts which require spilling. … Continue reading
Should the Church Be More Like a Gang?
If you’ve ever felt CHURCH hasn’t lived up to all the hype, check THIS out. You’re not alone. I read this Catalyst article (by Francis Chan) Thursday, and have been stewing on it since. Late afternoon I spent some time … Continue reading
Church On a Pickle Bucket
Sometimes within poverty, there is poverty. Even amongst those who have little, there are those who have nothing. We spent this afternoon with one of the poorest of the poor. Jordan and his wife have one five-year-old daughter and live … Continue reading
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