by Rod White, Circle of Hope, Philadelphia, PA John R. Mott died on January 31, 1955 after a long life of proclamation, pioneering, and peacemaking. He...
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Being Present with People
by Krista Dutt I have often heard the life of Job upheld as an example. However, my experience as an immigration court watcher has allowed me...
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by Ken Abell My brother could use a little mercy now He’s a stranger to freedom, he’s shackled to his fear and his doubt The pain...
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by Bonner Davis The email was an unusual prayer request from the beginning, lacking the typical details seen on the prayer chain; not unlike those vague...
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- March 21, 2019
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The Church, Race, and Reconciliation
by Julie Weatherford In January 2019, a dozen or so of us from two Brethren in Christ churches (Crest Community and Madison Street Church, both of...
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- March 20, 2019
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Just Jesus
by Joshua Nolt I think the best way for me to describe my understanding of a third way church is through a story. I had been preaching...
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- January 3, 2019
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Crying Into the Darkness
by Dee Martin “I know exactly where you are from! I used to travel down there all the time to pick up business,” exclaimed Karen (not...
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by Tim Diehl I woke up one morning not long ago to a Washington Post article about sexual abuse and misuse of power in a large Christian denomination...
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- November 14, 2018
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Tug of War
by Ryan Skove What does it look when churches in a city that are all at different points on the theological, social, and political spectrums come...
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- May 15, 2018
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What Do We Do With Sutherland Springs?
by Gary Mitchell and Brent Bever Love your enemies, yes. However, when churches are physically attacked, what should our response be? What if the violence of...
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