Monday, July 6, 2020
The speck and the log: Liberating the AME Church
On July 5, Uighurs remember 2009 violence that set Chinese crackdown in motion Religion
News Service: Experts say that the unrest in July 2009 and the state's
aggressive response marked a major turning point in China's brutal
crackdown against the Uighur minority.
Wheaton College fires chaplain for 'inappropriate comments and actions of a racial and sexual nature' Chicago
Tribune: Wheaton College announced Friday it has dismissed the school's
chaplain for "inappropriate comments and actions of a racial and sexual
nature" toward staff members. The school's president said the action
was taken against Tim Blackmon after an outside review of his conduct.
The speck and the log: Liberating the AME Church Christian
Recorder: The Church of Allen was birthed to protest the sin of racism
but that act does not absolve us from the need to reckon with our
internal faults. For our prophetic voice to cry out clearly, we must
address our issues with LGBTQ acceptance and patriarchy, writes John
Thomas, editor of the AME newspaper.
A Supreme Court win for gay rights, but not in my church* New
York Times: It still refuses to ordain me because of my sexuality. Over
and over, I've been asked: So why do you stay? I stay because of love,
writes Jeff Chu.
Keeping the faith: religion in the UK amid coronavirus The
Guardian: As places of worship prepare to reopen after more than three
months of lockdown, a photo essay shows the impact of the Covid-19
pandemic on faith communities in the UK.
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