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Why Guns in Church are Not for Me

November 17, 2017

Church Life, General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Theology

What makes more sense for us as Christians is to pause and consider why our government refuses to consider looking at altering even the tiniest bit of gun legislation, and yet, seems surprised and grief-stricken as these horrors continue happening.

Holy Week in an Unholy World

Shane Claiborne

April 2, 2015

Politics, Practical Justice, Theology

It is a Holy Week. Death does not get the last word. There is a movement happening – and this movement is about life.

The Murder Mystery Grinch

Linda Martindale

April 14, 2014

General, Global

APRIL 14, 2014 | BY: LINDA MARTINDALE -- Call me the Murder Mystery Grinch if you like, but I am already tired of the court...

The Problem of Fred Phelps

Brett Anderson

March 20, 2014

General, LGBTQ+

MAR 20, 2014 | BY: BRETT ANDERSON -- I was hoping to be able to get something out on this before Fred Phelps died, which...

My Response to the Typhoon in the Philippines

Tony Campolo

November 14, 2013

General, Global, Practical Justice

NOV 14, 2013 | BY: TONY CAMPOLO -- The super-storm typhoon that devastated the Philippines last Friday left an unconfirmed estimate...

Lessons from the Dead: What meditating on the inevitable can do

Kay Campbell

November 1, 2013

Church Life, General

NOV 1, 2013 | BY: KAY CAMPBELL -- Consider death: The post-final frontier. Death surrounds all of us in the Northern Hemisphere this time...

Is Immortality Talk Just “Fear of the Dark?”

Christian Piatt

September 30, 2013

General, Theology

SEPT 30, 2013 | BY: CHRISTIAN PIATT -- If we take an honest look at our songs, our sermons and the attention we give to our thoughts...

Syria is Complicated, War is Not

John Watson

August 10, 2013

Global

AUGUST 10, 2013 | BY: JOHN WATSON -- When there is a conflict, our instinctive question is who to support. What that often boils down...

Hitler in Heaven?

John Watson

July 23, 2013

Church Life, General, Theology

JULY 23, 2013 | BY: JOHN WATSON -- You die. You ascend, or transmute, or do whatever happens, and end up in heaven. You are greeted...

Funeral Grace

Morf Morford

April 11, 2013

Family and Parenting, General

BY: MORF MORFORD -- Not long ago I attended a funeral for a sixteen year old boy. He was a student at the school where my wife is a teacher...

Why Guns in Church are Not for Me

Holy Week in an Unholy World

The Murder Mystery Grinch

The Problem of Fred Phelps

My Response to the Typhoon in the Philippines

Lessons from the Dead: What meditating on the inevitable can do

Is Immortality Talk Just “Fear of the Dark?”

Syria is Complicated, War is Not

Hitler in Heaven?

Funeral Grace

Tyre Nichols. Tyre Nichols. Tyre Nichols. Say His Name!

What Is an Orphaned Believer?

John Francis O’Mara’s “Kill the Dreamer” and Dr. Martin Luther King: The Story of the Song

It’s Time for a Franciscan Renaissance

Shane Claiborne, Co-Director of Red Letter Christians, Honored with the 2023 Beloved Community Social Justice Award from The King Center

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