by Jeannie Kendall Some years ago as part of my Masters in Theology I had the great privilege of spending some months studying different theories concerning the cross. Not so …
Editors Note: Each Thursday in July we have had an Artful Julybilee – a celebration of art through the exploration of our current theme. We hope you’ve enjoyed the many …
by Elaine Breckenridge Who doesn’t love the story of the Good Samaritan? As a child, it may have been one the first stories I read in my children’s Bible. If …
guest post by Gary Heard Every now and then God throws curveballs in my direction which shake my theological presuppositions. I’ve been known to say that God has terribly bad …
by John van de Laar Have you started thinking about your New Year’s resolutions yet? I know it’s early, and we haven’t even got through Christmas yet, but the question …
By Kathie Hempel Thirty-two years ago today, a great wall that divided East and West Berlin was brought down. This Wall divided families and many died in their attempt to …
Over the last few weeks I have planted 30 tomato plants in the garden – another important rite of spring and and an increasingly important part of the rhythm of my …
Mother’s Day makes me think about God’s maternal side. Christianity has been guilty of a patriarchal history that has been oppressive of women. Our conception of God as masculine, …
Today’s post in the series Return to Our Senses is an excerpt from Jamie Arpin Ricci’s book The Cost of Community: Jesus, St. Francis & Life in the Kingdom. Jamie is an urban missionary, …
Over the last few weeks I have been enjoying reading Randy Woodley’s wonderful book Shalom and the Community of Creation: An Indigenous Vision. As many of you know, the study of shalom …
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