Evangelism of the weird
It is good that Christians are weird. The weirder we can be, the better.
Issues on the eve of General Synod
Attention has focused entirely on the bishops' report on sexuality, but there are a variety of substantive issues coming before the General Synod.
The Episcopal Church and Evangelism
Either the Episcopal Church is fundamentally distrustful of, and impervious to, anything remotely approaching an evangelistic appeal and awakening; or else we have heretofore gone about such an awakening in the wrong way.
Kingdom listening and racial reconciliation
A group of Dallas-based followers of Jesus, across denomination, race, and socioeconomic and linguistic barriers, started to come together about eight years back.
One of the Church’s missionary saints: Ninian
Ninian, a Briton of the 4th or 5th century who studied in Rome, is a prime example of missionary fervor, Catholic identity, and internationalism among the early British and English churches.
Seoul missions conference: Conversions and transformations
Bishop Graham Kings reports on the recent conference of the International Association for Mission Studies, in Seoul.
The Episcopal Church’s “e-word”: what is evangelism?
The Episcopal Church’s new focus on evangelism comes as welcome news. But what is meant by the "e-word?"
It’s harvest time: evangelism as overflow
Programs, seeker series, dynamic teaching and preaching, and social justice work alone will not accomplish the mission. We need people overflowing with the good news in word and deed.