Commentary: From Social Justice to Action to Ministry
The United Church of Christ continues to shape the way politics, policy and ministry unfold. Driven...
Read MoreThe United Church of Christ continues to shape the way politics, policy and ministry unfold. Driven...
Read MoreRacial justice is the systemic fair treatment of all people that results in equal opportunities and...
Read MoreAs citizens of this great republic, we know that one way to ensure our voices are heard is in the...
Read MoreI am sure that most of us stayed awake until late hours waiting for the U.S. Presidential primary...
Read MoreI’m a Mayflower descendant. My maternal grandmother was Delores Howland, some 16 or so...
Read MoreWith the 2016 presidential campaign accelerating into high gear, and spring primary elections not...
Read MoreI’ve been thinking a lot about purpose lately; my own purpose in life, but also our collective...
Read MoreRecently, I offered the pastoral charge at the installation of two Disciples of Christ colleagues....
Read MoreWhat happens in 2016 will make a significant difference in the struggle to end HIV as a public...
Read MoreThe angel said, “Don’t be afraid. I’m here to announce a great and joyful event that is meant...
Read MoreAccording to the Gospel of Matthew, both the wise men and Joseph received dreams that gave...
Read MoreIt is the season of Advent, in which Christians around the world prepare to celebrate the birth...
Read MoreThis summer the national gathering of the United Church of Christ passed the resolution “A Call...
Read MoreIt’s early December. Yikes! So much to do. So many demands on our money -- presents, special...
Read MoreI recently had a conversation with someone lamenting the powerlessness she felt in the face of...
Read MoreI attended Gary Pinkel's first game as the coach of the Missouri Tigers. It was in 2001 and they...
Read MoreEach year, during this season, I find myself shaking my head in wonderment as holiday...
Read MoreIf you follow pop-culture, you know that October 21st 2015 was the long-awaited "Back to the...
Read MoreEvery election season, I am reminded of my great-grandmother, Mrs. Mattie Belle McClain McDowell,...
Read MoreIn 1938, Stanford graduate student in statistics George Dantzig arrived late for class. Finding...
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