Cultivating Teen Faith: Insights from the Confirmation Project
Richard R. Osmer and Katherine M. Douglass, editors Eerdmans, 208 pages Reviewed by Katherine A. Stanford What are we doing to help..
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Richard R. Osmer and Katherine M. Douglass, editors Eerdmans, 208 pages Reviewed by Katherine A. Stanford What are we doing to help..
GALVESTON, TEXAS (Outlook) — “Ho! Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters!” After reading these words from Isaiah 55, Anne Wilson, co-chair of..
Highland Presbyterian Church — Maryville, Tennessee Highland Presbyterian, which was founded by Maryville College students 65 years ago, is a small church with..
“A book must be the axe for the frozen sea around us.” — Franz Kafka Start by looking at a picture of..
Guest commentary by Dean K. Thompson It is a privilege to be in the grateful company of many who are celebrating..
there is nothing for me outside of You. this is the only thing i know. and when i have lost sight of..
F. Morgan Roberts Cascade Books, 108 pages. Reviewed by Thomas G. Long Near the end of this lovely and engaging book, Morgan..
When I was born, the doctors bound me to a word: “girl.” Perhaps because this word never fit, I became obsessed with..
“Going into ministry, ‘virtual’ or ‘real,’ you cannot expect instant success — even if you pray for God’s blessing. The key is..
10 years ago — January 19, 2009 “Some convergences of timing … reflect little more than a coincidence. That an African-American would..
“Master, stop!” The disciples turned and saw a man running after them, the sort of man who didn’t usually have to run...
1. How can you say, “We are wise, and the law of the Lord is with us,” when, in fact, the false..
Mary Robinson Bloomsbury Publishing, 176 pages Reviewed by Susan G. De George Mary Robinson’s “Climate Justice” is in many ways the book..
Guest commentary by Aric Clark I raised two fingers as I prepared to offer what would be one of the most sacred..
IVP Books, 128 pages Reviewed by TJ Remaley “It was a life-changing trip!” So goes the all-too-common refrain of those returning home..
First Presbyterian Church — Donalsonville, Georgia Since 1898, Presbyterians in Donalsonville, Georgia, have been striving to be faithful to the great commandment and..
Every pastor faces the constant challenge of how to handle personal and congregational “secrets.” Because of the unique relational nature of our..
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Leisurely days of retirement are the goal of many Americans who have found an idyllic existence on the shores of the Gulf..
Care of the aging, particularly widows, is one of the earliest tasks of the church and was identified as a marker of..
“Like any tool, technology in itself is not a bad thing. But the more we trust it to be the binding agent..
70 years ago — January 17, 1949 Peter Marshall, Presbyterian minister and pastor of New York Avenue Church in Washington, D.C., was..
We are all tired of it. We are tired of the handwringing, blaming, wailing and general angst over the demise of church-as-we-have-known-it...
Karen Swallow Prior Brazos Press, 272 pages Reviewed by Marlise Burr-Asher Karen Swallow Prior’s second book, “On Reading Well,” is an intriguing..
My son is a Boy Scout, and we recently attended a scouting event that helps the boys earn their environmental merit badges...
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