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A new year has dawned. Advent and Christmas services are over, presents have been opened, the tree is at least mostly put away, and we
A new year has dawned. Advent and Christmas services are over, presents have been opened, the tree is at least mostly put away, and we
As I help uncover the communion elements, I see a flash of red out of the corner of my eye. I am new to serving
Who would have expected that a lesson in promoting public morality would come to us from Russia, the heart of what the great communicator, Ronald
Over the past two years I have struggled a great deal whether to support the adoption of the Belhar Confession or not. Part of me
We practice weekly communion in my congregation, and one of the unexpected benefits has been the spiritual empowerment of my elders. They are becoming active
A few weeks ago the third volume of the Collected Works of A.A. van Ruler arrived in my mailbox. It was an important moment for
If you doubt Broadway’s cultural capitol, just spend some time in Times Square swimming in it. Broadway is the center of America’s cultural center. (For
Back in the days when theologians in the world of conservative Protestantism got excited about the differences among premillennialists, postmillenialists, and amillennialists, it was not
Your great-grandma says I talk like an old preacher, which is to say, too much. Maybe she’s right. She’s right about a lot of things.
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