Month: July 2016
Kimberly Reisman ~ When Your Fast and Prayers Impact Our World
Prayer and fasting may seem like individual practices, but they have communal consequences.
Kimberly Reisman ~ Life in Difficult Conversation
“There’s life in difficult conversation.” One facilitator encouraged participants with this wisdom in a recent round table discussion online. Through…
Gathering is Vital: World Methodist Conference
It is when times are deeply troubled that gathering together physically becomes all the more essential.
Kimberly Reisman ~ Why Evangelism and Discipleship Should Never Be Separated
So it is with evangelism and discipleship. If we are engaged in both well, they become a seamless movement and we cross the threshold between one and the other without even realizing.
Kimberly Reisman ~ What’s Your Story?
Throughout the Methodist and Wesleyan denominations present in the U.S., within our family we have community leaders, law enforcement officers, active military members, nonprofit leaders, and protest organizers and participants. Our roles overlap and connect, find points of connection and unique departure.
Snapshot: Caribbean Evangelism
The unique history of the West Indies give a particular context to living out Christian faith and mission.
The (Secret) Great Commission
What would it look like to follow the Great Commission without freedom?
As those of us in the United States celebrate Independence Day today, it may be difficult to imagine that. How would we “go and make disciples” if our government made it illegal?
Would we disobey? Go in secret?
Those are questions facing our brothers and sisters in the Wesleyan Methodist family in Russia.