Angels At Large
“Ha ha. Anyway, I’m OK. Actually, I’m in a better place now, you know? Having ‘Angel At Large’ status for a while isn’t so bad.”
“Ha ha. Anyway, I’m OK. Actually, I’m in a better place now, you know? Having ‘Angel At Large’ status for a while isn’t so bad.”
If we think of the church as a garden—or maybe a vineyard, to be more in keeping with Jesus’ kingdom parables—that would suggest that we
We can attempt to answer that question any number of ways, but sociology can offer some helpful insights. I read Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith’s
Fortunately, the sociological literature on hope is a growing field. Can a bunch of sociologists offer us some insight on hope? I was recently part
Even if we build various systems and institutions to help us do that lamb-feeding work, every day is still, in essence, an exercise in coming
This is the commemorative hundredth-anniversary book for Alpine Avenue Christian Reformed Church, the church in which I grew up. The anniversary occurred in 1981 when
Come to think of it, Miss P proposes instead that Canada take over the US. All the US states could become nice Canadian provinces, and
One realtor suggests there are something like 1100 former churches for sale in the U.S.
I wonder what needs a controlled burn in our culture right now, in our churches?
The wan plea Why can’t we all just get along? seems trivial and stupid, but it’s actually a good question, one humans have been asking