Bishop Beckwith on scarcity and abundance
The scarcity is real. But so is the abundance. You just have to dig down a bit harder to find it; and a bit further to trust it.
The scarcity is real. But so is the abundance. You just have to dig down a bit harder to find it; and a bit further to trust it.
“I am hopeful that common sense will prevail,” . . . “how can he [Dr Kunonga] be given custodianship of properties of an organisation or which he is not a member?” The excommunicated bishop left the Church of the Province of Central Africa (CPCA) in 2007 to set up a rival church.
It was amazingly heartening to return and find all this already in progress – it was the natural response for the congregation. It also meant I could walk round the parish and be with people elsewhere.
U.S. Army officials have agreed to host “Rock Beyond Belief” – an event centered around the theme of non belief – at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg early next year.
Would Jesus prefer to have his name on a yoga DVD or a very long roll of strawberry flavored gum?
“We had a coffee hour in front of the church, and there was this huge cheer from people. The church, the parish, they’re all very excited.”
After Paradise is lost, its job is done, and the incubator is no longer needed, author Brook Wilensky-Lanford says.
“Nor does [pastor] Klaas Hendrikse believe that God exists at all as a supernatural thing.”
It is an intriguing idea— www.hirtenbarometer.de allows users to rate priests for their performance in church, with youth, with the elderly, etc. There’s even a category for whether or not your priest is “up-to-date.”
If meetings aren’t work, what are they? They are soul-suckers. They extinguish original thought. They turn a job into a marathon, a career into nothing but chair-warming.