At #Forma15
January 29, 2015
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You might have seen througout the day that we have been live tweeting from the Forma conference in Houston, TX. Kate McKey-Dunar has been our
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The Magazine: the grief of dreams
January 28, 2015
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Some years ago I realized that when we have loss, we grieve dreams as much as we grieve history. More recently I’ve come to believe that we grieve dreams especially, and perhaps even primarily.
The Magazine: In Remembrance, Not Closure, Love Continues
January 28, 2015
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This began what I now call a pilgrimage through loss. These were during the same years that our mourning-avoidant culture heralded “closure” and “moving on” as the hallmarks of healthy grief. Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s “stages of grief” adapted from her death and dying work became a dominant narrative. This focus on closure seemed deeply flawed. Plus, it didn’t fit, and, instinctively, it didn’t seem wise or realistic.
from Harvard to homeless, one person’s story
January 25, 2015
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Check out this podcast from Church of our Savior in Mill Valley, CA Kai Charles Forest offers a firsthand account of facing the reality of
Retired police chief turned priest works to heal rifts in society
January 25, 2015
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“In order to restore trust between police and the communities they serve, our nation’s police must collectively apologize. It is what we need today to begin to heal the relationships between blacks and police.”
Online church communities growing
January 25, 2015
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Online community is a growing reality, but how does the church fit there?
Divisions within GAFCON?
January 25, 2015
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A group of GAFCON Primates and bishops met recently in Nairobi to formulate a response to a meeting held at General Seminary in October between
The Magazine: Loss
January 25, 2015
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“Overweight.” That was the verdict from my iPhone’s BMI index. I had been skinny all my life until now, but that had ended and I had to face the fact that I was headed in a bad direction. At almost 60, “Obese” could be in my future. If I didn’t want to end up like the rest of my family, I had to come to grips with reality.
Popping Collars episode 11
January 23, 2015
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In this episode, Popping Collars takes on Breaking Bad. Is there anything redemptive in Walter White?
The Magazine: the dynamic invitation of God
January 21, 2015
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by George Clifford In college and seminary in the 1970s, I was taught that stasis was theologically superior to dynamism. For example, course content emphasized
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