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Category Archives: Social Ministry
will |u| be a disciple?: It was only a matter of time
will |u| be a disciple?: It was only a matter of time. Ouch… this indeed would be something worthy of protesting ie like what AFA does, but unlike their political stuff, this is portraying a false Gospel, talk about damaging … Continue reading
Mr. Locke’s Classroom » Giving Jesus the Bird
Mr. Locke’s Classroom » Giving Jesus the Bird Mr Locke blogs about a missed opportunity, when a fellow drove up and asked where a prayer meeting was, and then finding non, asked Mr Locke to pray, where upon he didnt … Continue reading
Posted in Growth and Discipleship, Social Ministry
Tagged Jesus, missed opportunity, the bird, the other guy
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Compline (evening prayer) Services Returning Next Week :)
Next week, we will be bringing the online evening prayer services known as Compline back up. We ran for a number of weeks during the spring and it was well received, but technical failures on my end, and an increasing … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiology, Social Ministry
Tagged Compline, liturgy, prayer, spontaneity
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Why your church needs a website, and why its not what you think…
Wow, so I am a bit fried…. Today was a bit of a zoo. Everything from a php coding issue, to metallurgy, to people management issues, to assisting with a suicide prevention. Go figure, the life of a tech dude. … Continue reading
A cool quotes from Anders Nygren on unity
Of unity in general:…..â€The Gospel is so exceedingly rich that no section of Christendom can claim a full and exhaustive grasp of its richness. One church has grasped more of it, another less. One has penetrated to the central things, … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiology, Giants of the Faith, Social Ministry
Tagged church. ecumenicalism, unity, unity in Christ
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Should I have an opinion…. should I have a public opinion
What a crossroad…. As a administrator of a fairly large ecumenical ministry, who reaches out to all, I’ve often kept the cards held pretty close when it comes to the political issues of abortion and homosexuality. I always felt in … Continue reading
Posted in ELCA, Social Ministry
Tagged abortion, ELCA, homosexuality. journey together faithfully, politics
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Unity in Christ
What it is: 1. To recognize All Christians are grounded in Christ 2. The core is Christ, despite congregational, doctrinal, social, geographical, moral, age, and language differences. 3. Differences should not be glossed over, but acknowledged. A means to foster … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiology, Growth and Discipleship, Social Ministry
Tagged compromise, differences, ecumencialism, unity in Christ
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Are safe havens justificable by scripture, experience, or comfort
 Some initial research, more to come later, this is my scratch pad. John 17:12-20 (New International Version) New International Version (NIV) Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by International Bible Society 12While I was with them, I protected them and kept them … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiology, Growth and Discipleship, Social Ministry
Tagged retreat, safe haven, witness wear
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Matthew 18 in todays world
Matthew 18:15-17 [i]15 If your brother sins against you, go and show him his fault, just between the two of you. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over. 16 But if he will not listen, take … Continue reading

