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Easter Won’t be Cancelled

Morf Morford
April 6, 2021
Church Life, General, Theology
Perhaps the lesson of Easter still stands: no stone, no guards, no jeering crowds, no pious bureaucracy, no political compromise will ever hold back, or even begin to contain the living Truth. 

Easter, Extinction, and Nonviolent Direct Action

Jarrod McKenna
April 4, 2021
Global, Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice
If Christmas is the season to be jolly, maybe—if the Gospels are anything to go by—Easter is the season for Christians to go to jail.

Via Dolorosa, Minneapolis: The Suffering Crowd

Diana Butler Bass
April 2, 2021
General, Race, Theology
With each tearful testimony, I think of what happened on that street in Minneapolis, as regular people watched heartless authorities while a man died unjustly. And I remember what happened on a street in Jerusalem two millennia ago.

Easter Encouragement for the Spiritually Homeless

Rachel Ophoff
March 30, 2021
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Theology
I can at least aim for a level of peace that transcends understanding. “Christ The Lord is Risen Today” will surely be available on YouTube.

Together, Apart, Together: Living into Easter

Jennifer Butler
April 20, 2020
General, Global, Practical Justice
An Imperial crucifixion and tomb could not hold Jesus, nor will a pandemic hold back our love for each other that gives us hope for a better future.

Pandemic, Not Pomp and Circumstance

Melanie Springer Mock
April 17, 2020
Family and Parenting, Global, Practical Justice
The class of 2020 was born into a country disfigured by terrorism, and now will be launched into the world during a global pandemic.

The Resurrection will be Live-Streamed

Eric Minton
April 14, 2020
Church Life, General, Theology
I only buy it as actual religious practice if the sound machine of my existence is turned all the way up. 

Amidst Pandemic, the Chance to Experience Easter as the Apostles Did

Nathan Empsall
April 12, 2020
Church Life, General, Theology
So let’s experience Easter as the Apostles did: in small groups at home, preparing to share God’s love with the poor and vulnerable.

Merciful Easter: Abolish the Death Penalty

Stephen Mattson
April 11, 2020
Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice, Race
If anyone had just cause to kill in self-defense or execute someone for the sake of justice, it was Jesus. Yet . . .

A Reflection on Maundy Thursday

Chris Ebling
April 9, 2020
Church Life, General, Theology
The story that begins on Maundy Thursday is one of betrayal, denial, pain, and sacrifice. Where were you?
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