How well do we know the Pentecost story? Fifty days after Easter, the believers were all together in one place, now ten times the number first called “the twelve.” Surprise!
World Fellowship of Methodist and Uniting Church Men
World Fellowship of Methodist and Uniting Church Men
How well do we know the Pentecost story? Fifty days after Easter, the believers were all together in one place, now ten times the number first called “the twelve.” Surprise!
The World Council of Churches includes dozens from the “Wesleyan” family of churches. In response to a severe humanitarian crisis in four nations, South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, and Yemen. These churches are joining together with over 300 more denominations in calling for “A Day of Prayer to End Famine.”
In my previous post, I delved into the idea of Jesus eating fast food. One of my conclusions (which might be a given) is that because some fast food isn’t really food, or at least good food, it probably would …
Confession time: I never really thought about what I ate until after college. Food was whatever was put in front of me or whatever I wanted/craved at the time. As I prepare to be a father, I have been reminded …
In my last post, “Why Jesus Loves a Potluck,” I mentioned that those opposing Jesus find fault with the fact that he eats with pretty much anyone. Their anger is palpable in the accusation against him: “This fellow
I recently attended a worship service with a group of students from the campus ministry I serve. The students were leading music for the service. After the service I assumed we would all go out for lunch.
Geographically speaking Las Vegas, USA is located in a desert. Deserts are hot and are short on resources like food and water. One thing this desert is not short on is compassion.
Largely considered one of the least religious places on earth Estonia is an awakening country in its second decade of freedom from Soviet control. Find out how a small rural church is fighting hunger.
In June of 2014, the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church in The United States launched a year long campaign to end world hunger. Here’s what happened:
“But what difference can we make?” That is the question on the hearts and minds of millions who see debilitating hunger but feel helpless to do anything about it. One church not only asked the question but forged an answer.