The Only Argument Jesus Ever Lost
This is a passage that can be very difficult to understand. It helps to look closely at some of the geographic details in the text and think about what […]
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First Fruits!
North Church is delighted to announce that the community garden we planted with members of First Presbyterian Church, Kalamazoo is yielding it’s first harvest! These six, big zucchini are being […]
St. Benedict at the Border
Originally posted on Hopping Hadrian's Wall:
37Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when was it that we saw you hungry and gave you food, or thirsty and gave…
An Open Letter to The Young Women of the PCUSA
A Conversation with Nancy Koester on Harriet Beecher Stowe
Originally posted on EerdWord:
An ordained Lutheran minister and a spiritual director, Nancy Koester has taught religion and church history at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, and at Augsburg College, Minneapolis.…
Church, Interrupted
Originally posted on Hopping Hadrian's Wall:
When you come to church, what kinds of things do you expect to do? Sing hymns? Say prayers? Read from the Bible? Hear…
The Well in the Desert
Originally posted on Hopping Hadrian's Wall:
Have you ever experienced rejection? If you’ve ever been a sixth-grader at a school dance, chances are you have. “Eww, I’m not gonna…
YWCA of Kalamazoo Lifetime Woman of Achievement Award winner Anne Lipsey reflects on life of service
YWCA of Kalamazoo Lifetime Woman of Achievement Award winner Anne Lipsey reflects on life of service We rejoice with Anne Lipsey, recently retired executive director of Kalamazoo Loaves & Fishes and […]
A Letter from a New Presbyterian
Reblogged from the Covenant Network website: I am so impressed by this denomination’s history and the focus of love and not condemnation. In January 2014, I started attending two PCUSA churches […]
Time of Silence
Contemplation and practice feed each other; the two together make up the stage of silence before God. In prayer we remain speechless, we simply place ourselves before the Lord. To […]
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