Traditioned innovation as a way of thinking
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A
way of thinking and being that holds the past and future in tension,
not in opposition, is crucial to the growth and vitality of Christian
institutions, writes theologian L. Gregory Jones.
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The coming of the
Holy Spirit is both a fulfillment of that which is old and a radical
new beginning, writes New Testament scholar C. Kavin Rowe.
The opening of a Whole Foods in the
Englewood neighborhood was the culmination of a congregation's
multilayered efforts to respond to community needs. Top among them:
Fresh, healthy food.
At Baltimore's The Center, church
groups from across the U.S. work with outreach ministries of local
congregations while learning about the theology of missions and the root
causes of poverty and racism. Organizers hope they will apply these
lessons in their home communities.
What is the church's role during the
global coronavirus outbreak? New offerings and resources from the
Faith & Leadership archives can help in these difficult times.
Pandemic response requires more than
words of encouragement for those who are suffering. It requires
concrete steps to undo systemic injustices, writes David Emmauel
Goatley.
COVID-19 presents us with
overwhelming daily challenges, but we must also begin to consider what's
ahead, writes Nathan Kirkpatrick.
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