
Let’s talk the practices of the kingdom of God
“If I get too distracted I’ll miss it, the prayers of joyful noises. The prayers of feeling a beat and moving bodies without a care of how we look.”
The Traditional Plan looks to have the backing to be approved, while the bishop backed One Church Plan fails to move out of committee
“Jesus can reach us and banish discord and evil, but we have to be open to Scripture and to the breath of the Holy Spirit. We need to practice Jesus’ teaching. We need to live in faith and trust each other, to turn our lives around, to open our hearts, to renew ourselves in these teachings, and offer what we learn with each other.”
Executive Council, in a resolution, offers support to those affected while offering a space for the Archbishop of Canterbury to change his decision.
Delegates to the UMC Special Conference spent the day setting legislative priorities, with a bare majority prioritizing the plan which would increase LGBT+ exclusion.
…perhaps Episcopalians collectively should do what Bishop Curry has done as an individual: play to our strengths. Appreciative inquiry argues that flourishing organizations emphasize their strengths rather than weaknesses or problem solving.
We’re talking death, resurrection, grief, and hope in the assurance of God’s promises.
The 2FAB team take up the Epistle of James
UMC special General Conference to address LGBT+ inclusion gets off to a rocky start