Trinity
Humanity wrestles with life-and-death decisions that should take our breath away
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Brewed
If coffee is a good enough catalyst for people to form bonds and become vulnerable with one another, shouldn’t mutual faith in Jesus be an even better one?
Word from an intemperate heart
The book of Jude seems written by someone who has a burr under his saddle or, as William Beahm of blessed memory used to say, “a raspberry seed under his dentures.”
Do not fear
Our church in the US isn’t what it used to be. We face serious challenges, but let us look forward to the new thing that the Lord is doing among us. Better yet, let’s do what we can to help God usher in the new.
We are one body in Christ – Mun daya ne cikin Kristi
In the Church of the Brethren’s first group trip to Nigeria since the crisis of violence by Boko Haram reached extreme levels, 10 members of Elizabethtown (Pa.) Church of the Brethren spent two weeks there.
What Jesus said
We might ask ourselves a few questions about how the golden rule is shaping our mission.
Abolish draft registration
With the combat restriction for women in the US Armed Forces lifted, draft registration is back in the news.
Creation reconsidered
Living in a village in Central America taught me so much about what it means to live simply.
Shining a light on painful truths
The critical perspective of outsiders may awaken communities, religious and otherwise, to failure and blindness.
Sunday supper
The aromas were delectable, but more than the food I remember the satisfaction that came from the joy of loved ones gathered around the dinner table.
