Who has the right to say who I am? Do other people have the right to tell me who I am, or should I tell who I am to others?
The words we think are “churchy” now were subversive when they were used in Scripture. What does that tell us about our choice of words?
Equipping Church Leaders in the Quest for Christian Unity
All of Your Obsessions in One Place
reflections on culture and mission from down in the holler
Running, eating disorder recovery, and living with a disability.
reflections on culture and mission from down in the holler
Sharing Diversity Through The Arts
Faith Community Nursing Coordinator working with those in need in UKraine
James A. Bishop (PhD candidate, Department for the Study of Religions, University of Cape Town)
Heal the past. Free the present. Bless the future.
Promoting meaningful connection between churches and families of kids with disabilities for the purpose of making disciples of Jesus Christ.
Mill Pond Porch 