Tag Archives: dialogue

More Baby Than Bath Water

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Marian Taylor

Ruminations on Institutional Ecumenism Picture this: Gathered in the headquarters of a labor union are about 40 persons who want to make it easier for ex-felons to regain the vote as part of re-entering society. The participants’ average age is … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Journal | Tagged church in the public square, community organiz, dialogue, ecumenical, Ecumenism, evangelism, Kentucky Council of Churches, social justice | 1 Comment

Why in the World Are Presbyterians Taking A Stand on Drones When Nobody Cares and We Won’t All Agree?

Posted on May 28, 2014 by Raymond Roberts

A Response to Jan Edmiston Editor’s Note: A few months ago, Presbyterian blogger Jan Edmiston wrote a post on her blog, achurchforstarvingartists.wordpress.com, entitled “Denominational Political Stands (& Who Really Cares?).” Edmiston raised an honest and important question, one that is … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Current Issue, Journal | Tagged ACSWP, church in the public square, dialogue, drones, GA221, peacemaking, Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly, war and peace | 2 Comments

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