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Baptism by crier

As I opened “My Pastoral Record” I first turned to the section listing baptisms. There it was, my first baptism, November 13, 1977.

Renowned theologian, ecumenist Lew Mudge dies

Lewis S. Mudge, a scholar and theologian whose breadth of interests and expertise enriched virtually every corner of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the global ecumenical movement, died in his sleep Sept. 11 at his home in Berkeley, Calif. He would have turned 80 on Oct. 22.

Afterthoughts on authority

Transylvania Presbytery’s preparation for the vote on “New Amendment B” offered seven regional gatherings that included ten-minute presentations by an advocate of each position.

We already have the church we want

For all the talk of changing the church, improving the church, and shifting the paradigm of the church, most leaders and members do not want the church to be any different than it is right now. Most people are generally content with the status quo.

Left or right?

On a recent trip to Italy, I modestly posed as the prop for the famous “leaning” tower. From this perspective it has an obvious lean, but if I stood on the other side, I would be propping it up in the opposite direction.

JINKINS BLOG

Buried among the books Michael Jinkins took to the beach this summer (and back) was one that got his attention. Let him..

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