Only God knows what the year may hold, but here are a few items to monitor in the coming year.
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The presbytery sent a letter to the session of Saint Andrew's Chapel in response to the congregation's recent vote to withdraw.
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Learning to Disagree as Christians
By Jake Meador
How can we learn to get better at disagreeing so that we can avoid the painful consequences of being bad at it?
COVID-19: The Impact on Pastoral Ministry
By John Pennylegion
“What I learned from the pandemic was that we prepare for hardship in times of calm.”
COVID-19: What Did We Gain and Lose by Livestreaming?
By Chris Walker
Is livestreaming making us better at gathering and perfecting the saints, and is it doing so by increasing our relational connection, intimacy, and fellowship as the people of God?
Navigating Sexual Conversations with Your Children
By Ellen Dykas
God’s word won’t evolve, shift, or change. This is the anchor to hold on to as we disciple our children.
Four Lessons on Preaching from Grimké’s Ministry
By Thurman Williams
Every generation of preachers can learn from Francis J. Grimké.
How Francis Grimké Confronted Racism
By Sean Lucas
As Francis Grimké preached, he held up the biblical demand for racial equality.
Francis J. Grimké: An Introduction to His Life and Ministry
By Drew Martin
Francis Grimké’s “both–and” approach to the Christian life remains a challenging and encouraging model for us to remember and reflect upon today.
Statement from Mission to North America
By Irwyn Ince
Mission to North America issues statement regarding its Refugee and Immigrant Ministry (RIM).
Mary, the Christian
By Monse Santiago
Monse Santiago focuses on the life of Mary as a Christian—her struggle, submission, and pierced heart.
Mary, The Bereaved
By Liz Edrington
If Mary’s presence at the cross offers us any wisdom, it is the invitation to the impossible – only made possible through God – to show up and to stay.