Why This Conservative Christian Stopped Supporting the Death Penalty
It took him a long time, but the Rev. John Partridge has decided that the death penalty gets in the way of God's will for redemption and reconciliation.
It took him a long time, but the Rev. John Partridge has decided that the death penalty gets in the way of God's will for redemption and reconciliation.
The Rev. Jim Burklo urges creative approaches to fostering interest in peace and reconciliation rather than violence. more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Jim Burklo in Jim Burklo
Sometimes Jesus' people get in the way of people coming to know and love Jesus, and that's a problem, writes the Rev. Morgan Guyton. more »
Apr 24, 2013 by Morgan Guyton in Morgan Guyton
Retired pastor Mike Higgins finds some hope in the struggles of a local congregation to set its mission and priorities. more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Michael Higgs in Ancora Imparo87
John Wesley said, preached and published lots, but some of the famous sayings attributed to him aren't his, writes Kevin Watson. more »
May 1, 2013 by Kevin Watson in Kevin Watson
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The "one-size-fits-all" model is precisely NOT what the United Methodist Church needs at this crucial time, writes the Rev. Dan R. Dick.
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