Wesleyan Methodist Witness in Christian and Islamic Cultures
Every now and then it’s important to remind ourselves of our common commitments. This is the commitment of the global Wesleyan Methodist family when it comes to relating to the Islamic world...
Read moreIf Life Is a Puzzle Why Don’t I Have All the Pieces?
Life can feel like that sometimes – like a giant puzzle with all the pieces in a chaotic jumble, where the task of sorting them is overwhelming, and there’s a nagging thought that you might not have all the...
Read moreI Am For My Beloved
When focused inward, we are enraptured. When focused outward, we are an embodiment of love. We begin to feel so much more, all the world’s suffering and searching, and it is all beautiful and somehow a part of us.
Read moreSnapshots from Costa Rica
Recently my travels took me to Costa Rica, the site where we're excited to begin the planning process for an international conference for young adults in 2017.
Read moreThe Wesleyan Pattern of Prayer and Fasting
This isn’t just a “Lent” thing; it’s a “regular Christian practice” thing; but Lent is a great time to begin. Our world desperately needs the healing, hope, and salvation offered in Jesus Christ. You can become part of this...
Read moreGuest Post: Two Boats, One Gospel – Black History Month and the Church’s Witness
There were two boats, but there is one gospel. The church of all nations is the hope of the world. Can the descendants of the Mayflower and the middle passage inhabit one church and, in so doing, function as...
Read moreUnseen Ripples
I believe that each of us is a crucial part of the way God works to make God's dream for creation a reality. God works by touching people, transforming people, nurturing people, caring for people, comforting people, strengthening people,...
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