March 13, 2026
John Teal reflects on walled cities, the Berlin Wall, and the walls dividing relationships today. He shares how friendship, conversation, and “a cup of coffee” became a first step toward Common Grounds Unity and a renewed plea for Christian unity.
November 1, 2021
Could This Key Focus of ICOM Over the Next Four Years Restore the Missing Power of Pentecost?
December 7, 2016
By Jim Tune “”˜The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel” (which means “˜God with us”)” (Matthew 1:23). We build our walls and we call it peace. In Northern Ireland, miles and miles of “peace walls” snake through Belfast and some other cities to separate Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods. The first walls were built in 1969 during the outbreak of “the Troubles.” Even since the Good Friday peace agreement was finally reached in 1998, many miles of new walls have been built. Forty-eight peace walls exist in Northern Ireland today. They divide
July 16, 2006
Globalization and digital tools have shifted power toward everyday people—and churches must adapt. Rick Chromey explores a “flat, fat” world that is fast, accessible, and temporary, and what that means for communication, worship rhythms, and mission.
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