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Pope Leo XIV Urges Filipino Bishops to Promote Peace, Uphold Human Dignity

Pope Leo XIV Urges Filipino Bishops to Promote Peace, Uphold Human Dignity

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ANDA, Bohol — Pope Leo XIV urged Filipino bishops to be bold in promoting peace and upholding human dignity, as the country’s episcopal conference gathers for its plenary assembly in Bohol province. In his first message to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) since becoming pope in May, he offered “cordial greetings” to […] The post Pope Leo XIV urges Filipino bishops to promote peace, uphold human dignity appeared first on…See the Story

The Death Of Christ and the Wonder of Creation

The Death Of Christ and the Wonder of Creation

by David Hunter. I think we Christians get into a muddle from time to time and perhaps no more so than with the word “sin”. We seem to have lost the important distinction between “Sin” meaning wrong Being and “sin” meaning wrong Doing. Theologians as different in time and place as Oswald Chambers and Douglas … Continue reading "The Death Of Christ and the Wonder of Creation"Read Article

Women, Authority and the Church

by Josie Smith. The other day I came across some of my old broadcast scripts from the late 1980s – book reviews mostly. Those were the days when hot topics in the churches apart from ecumenism were ‘Women in the Ministry’ often with a question mark, and ‘Inclusive Language’. Methodism had of course ordained women … Continue reading "Women, Authority and the Church"Read Article

Mother and Son: End and Beginning

by Ruth Gee. Writing in another week of news about the actions of powerful leaders and the impact of their decisions on the most vulnerable in the world, I am reminded of a paradox at the heart of the Christian faith. The sorrow of Holy Week, including the crucifixion and death of Jesus and the … Continue reading "Mother and Son: End and Beginning"Read Article

God in a Bottle

by Philip Sudworth. “When a scientist brings a bottle of sea water back to his laboratory, it is still essentially sea.” A church leader used this analogy to try to explain how the man Jesus was still actually God himself. What it did illustrate to me was how we can sometimes have too limited a … Continue reading "God in a Bottle"Read Article

Debunking Major Resurrection Misconceptions

What explanation best accounts for the evidence of the empty tomb of Jesus. When we compare all the theories related to the Resurrection story, which explanation makes the most sense? To see more training videos with J. Warner Wallace, visit the YouTube playlist. For more information about the reliability of the New Testament gospels and See the Story

All God's Children - The Living Church

People were bringing even infants to [Jesus] that he might touch them; and when the disciples saw it, they sternly ordered them not to do it. But Jesus called for them and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs. Truly I tell you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will never enter it.” Luke 18:15-17 Being both a priest in an aging deno…See the Story

Focusing Ministry – Wisdom from Methodist History

by Will Fletcher. Our son is 8 months old. He is a superb disrupter of rhythms of life. We are thinking about what ministry looks like alongside this changed family life. I recently received wisdom from a friend that being a father and a husband are vocations every bit as important as being a minister. … Continue reading "Focusing Ministry – Wisdom from Methodist History"Read Article

We’re all going to die (2)

by Jo Cox-Darling. I found myself inadvertently attending the steering group of a Public Health roundtable on end of life care, death, and dying – seeking a community-wide, holistic development of bereavement resilience.[1] I was asked, if as a society, each community is prepared to help by, ‘people being ready, willing and confident to have … Continue reading "We’re all going to die (2)"Read Article

We’re all going to die (1)

by Jo Cox-Darling. It is a truth universally acknowledged that we are all going to die. In this first of two contributions to Theology Everywhere some of the issues around current trends in the death industry are explored. The second article will tell the story of a local community seeking to discover what bereavement resilience … Continue reading "We’re all going to die (1)"Read Article

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