What I’ve Learned from Flannery O’Connor about Preaching and Ministry
After reading the letters of Flannery O’Connor, Jeff Dye shares what he has learned about preaching, ministry, and life.
Sherwood Oaks Christian Church (Bloomington, IN) created a Global Christmas Market catalog to provide opportunities for missional giving this season. The catalog included information about the local and global missions supported by SOCC, as well as specific “wish list” items for each ministry: food for the hungry, a week at camp for a needy child, mosquito nets, and many more. Participants could designate their financial donation toward any item and the church also provided gift acknowledgement cards for them to explain their donation to recipients.
Common Ground Christian Church (Indianapolis, IN) also created a way for members to give to world missions in honor of family and friends. Their “Redistribute” program included five mission partners, ranging from a local homeless outreach to ministries in Mexico and South Africa, with options to give bus fare, tuition, and even medical assistance.
After reading the letters of Flannery O’Connor, Jeff Dye shares what he has learned about preaching, ministry, and life.
Joy is more than light-hearted levity based on happy circumstances. It’s not a fleeting feeling; it’s a fruit of the Spirit—a by-product of God’s presence in your life.
Amid the campus ministries of the Churches of Christ and the Independent Christian Churches, a story of restoration, renewal, and unity has unfolded.
Not surprisingly, love is listed first among the Fruit of the Spirit because love is the fertile soil where other virtues thrive and grow.
Great Lakes Christian College announced the launch of a new Master of Arts in Practical Theology degree.
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