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The Stormcast – Episode 11: Louisiana Stories, Part 2
We’re heading back to Louisiana this episode for two more stories. A pastor from the Louisiana Conference shares how she was affected by Hurricane Laura, and a volunteer from North Carolina talks about his experience serving in Louisiana. For more information:NCCUMC Disaster Ministries Continue Reading→
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The Stormcast – Episode 10: Louisiana Stories, Part 1
Al Miller (NC Conference Disaster Ministries Director), Rev. Jason DuVall (NC Conference Disaster Response Coordinator), and Rev. Shawn Mitchell (Emergency Response Team member) share some of their experiences working in Louisiana, including partnering with UMCOR to help set up disaster operations following Hurricane Laura. For more information:NCCUMC Disaster MinistriesTraining Opportunities Continue Reading→
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An Encouragement for October
I’m leading a Bible Study on Zoom on Wednesday nights using a new book by NT Wright specifically for these days of social distancing, God and the Pandemic: A Christian Reflection on Coronavirus and Its Aftermath. The book begins by giving a brief and basic understanding of how Greek thought influences our current day reactions… Continue Reading→
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Watercooler Christianity – Episode 17: The Bible and Culture w/ Ben Witherington
Ben Witherington, Amos Professor of New Testament for Doctoral Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary, joins the show to discuss his long-running blog “The Bible and Culture.” Dr. Witherington shares his perspective on how Christians should appreciate culture critically and engage in creating culture from a biblical worldview. Continue Reading→
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Watercooler Christianity – Episode 16: Let’s Get Down to Business w/ Grayson Dye
Grayson Dye joins to discuss the live-action remake of Mulan. In this episode, we discuss the controversies surrounding the film’s production and release and the spiritual importance of truth and devotion to family. Continue Reading→
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Young Clergy Issue Call to Dismantle Anti-Blackness Supremacy
A group of young clergy in The North Carolina Conference have developed a series of letters as a call to action in the work of dismantling racism. The three letters collectively comprise “A Call to Dismantle Anti-Blackness Supremacy” and are intended to stand alongside the Bishop’s Summons to Witness, Protest, and Promise. From the “Repent”… Continue Reading→