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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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Opinion Easter, Kingdom of God

Making Love Visible

May 25, 2017 Daniel Francis Szemple Leave a Comment

Making Love Visible

As we baked our bread and our stories, we learned to listen, share, draw the circle even wider, and nourish one another while being sustained by God.

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Opinion Atlanta, communion, Episcopal, Episcopal Church, Friendship Center, Georgia, Jennifer Ayres

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

Are we called to make an impact? Or to leave no trace?

April 12, 2017 Sam Chamelin Leave a Comment

Are we called to make an impact? Or to leave no trace?

With a Leave No Trace mindset, accumulation and growth are no longer factors driving the church; faithfulness and service are.

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Opinion carbon, church, Johnathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Leave No Trace, St. Clare

I farm 600 acres with the help of N.T. Wright and the Rodale Institute. And I know we need a Christian food movement.

March 28, 2017 Josh Payne 3 Comments

I farm 600 acres with the help of N.T. Wright and the Rodale Institute. And I know we need a Christian food movement.

The Christian food movement upends expectations and creates conversations. That’s why it matters.

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Opinion Baptist, Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Christian food movement, climate change, Missouri, N.T. Wright, Richard Rohr, Rodale Institute, St. Francis of Assisi, Walter Bruggemann

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