It all comes down to movement. I pretty much stopped believing in the Trinity a long time ago—at least in the traditional sense—where God is

Disciples have an intimate, trusting relationship with Jesus. Some years ago I attended an art exhibition in downtown Tokyo featuring the renowned American artist Clifton

“We don’t have any money to give you,” the pastor said to the strange man who approached him in a busy bus station in the northern part of Mexico City. “But we can provide you with lodging at our church and invite you to present your case to the members to see how
they respond” …

The absence of peace When you Google “Peacemakers,” two major categories pop up. The first is Matthew 5:9 from the Beatitudes. The second is the popular name of a 45 caliber six-shooter originally manufactured by Colt for the U.S. Army in the 1800s. This article is intended to prevent your confusing the two …

Elizabeth Soto Albrecht challenged the congregation of Nueva Vida Norristown (Pa.) New Life Mennonite Church on May 5: “No more shunning, no more violence. It’s a call for discernment in difficult issues. We must lead it. We must learn how to fight
for unity” …

The church is to make Jesus visible in and to the world. Wilt thou not revive us again that thy people may rejoice in thee.—Psalm

God opens ways for us of experiencing the worship music of other cultures. In October 1972, at the beginning of a sabbatical in East Africa,

Two new books help us consider worship and mission for the global church. This past December, I had the great joy and satisfaction of seeing

A reflection on Ephesians 2:14-22 I live in Phoenix, where the daily reminders of group divisions are plainly evident. The everyday realities of life in