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Eastertide Feast

May 26, 2017 Kendall Vanderslice Leave a Comment

Eastertide Feast

When used hand in hand, fasting and feasting serve to remind us always of the liminal space we inhabit.

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On Good Friday, I’m remembering last night’s meal.

April 14, 2017 Kendall Vanderslice Leave a Comment

On Good Friday, I’m remembering last night’s meal.

This Lent, I have been humbled by the way Jesus serves a meal to his enemy as a model of the extent to which Jesus’ followers must love.

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Opinion communion, eucharist, Good Friday, Kendall Vanderslice, Last Supper, Maundy Thursday

Fasting, Feasting and Restrictive Eating

March 10, 2017 Kendall Vanderslice Leave a Comment

Fasting, Feasting and Restrictive Eating

A return to the soil out of which we are made means that death is far from final. Soil composts that which has died in order to foster new life.

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Opinion Ash Wednesday, Easter, fasting, feasting, Good Friday, Lent, soil

Food: God’s Tool for Reconciliation

February 10, 2017 Kendall Vanderslice Leave a Comment

Food: God’s Tool for Reconciliation

The deep brokenness of the world cries out from every corner of humanity’s relationship with food. But God is in the business of reconciliation.

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Opinion Conetoe Family Life Center, injustice, Just Food Conference, Princeton Seminary, racism, reconciliation, Rev. Richard Joyner, sharecropping

Dinner Churches Spring Up Nationwide

January 13, 2017 Kendall Vanderslice 3 Comments

Dinner Churches Spring Up Nationwide

In 2008 there was only one official Dinner Church: St. Lydia’s. Less than a decade later, there are many.

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