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United Methodist Church minister and research psychologist Andrew J. Weaver has maintained a principled campaign against mixing Methodism and political mendacity.
Incarnational living is a buzz phrase right now, whether it is in the literature of the emerging church or in the call of inner-city church planters to move into areas of deprivation.
“Some people think that peace-making is easy, but in my experience it requires toughness and resolution, as well as sympathy and integrity.”
What happens when the ideals you believe in are unpopular with your neighbours? How do you deal with pervasive stereotypes and fear?
Faithworks, Livability Community Mission and Tearfund are hosting a free discussion evening with Shane Claiborne the founder of the Simple Way community and author of The Irresistible Revolution and J
As part of the 'listening process' in the Anglican Communion over the extensive disagreements about human sexuality, Ekklesia associate Savitri Hensman has prepared a paper on Learning, Listening, Scripture and Sexuality which seeks both to take the conversation forward and to affirm the role of lesbian and gay Christians as active and baptised members in the church, in accordance with a faithful and interpretatively sensitive reading of its the texts and tradition.
The Breathe Conference aims to equip and inspire us to live well for Christ in a consumer culture.
Youth Work After Christendom by Nigel and Jo Pimlott will be published in June 2008.