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Winthrop’s City Upon a Hill
In 1630, while still aboard the ship that brought them across the ocean, John Winthrop preached a sermon titled “A Model of Christian Charity.” Just as one would avoid shipwreck at sea, said Winthrop, so they must avoid similar calamity … Continue reading
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Tagged City upon a Hill, Expounding of the Law, John Winthrop
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Class Meetings Anyone?
Paragraph 256.1b in the UMC Book of Discipline is a wonderful direction, it seems to me. It provides important guidance to the Wesleyan way of Christian formation and seems to encourage the use of classes and class leaders even today: Accountable … Continue reading
Today’s Disciples
One of my favorite activities over the past two years has been to facilitate sessions of the Basic Lay Servant Class for new and mature Methodists in the Metro District of Milwaukee. We call that course Today’s Disciples, and it … Continue reading
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Tagged Disciples, Lay Servant ministries, Lay Speaker, United Methodist Church
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WITH the Poor
We had a Missions Celebration Event throughout the Wisconsin United Methodist Church this month. I was really invigorated by the message of Dr. Thomas Kemper, who is the general secretary of the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries (GBGM). It … Continue reading
Man Problem?
I read Patrick Morley’s post last week at Michael Hyatt‘s Intentional Leadership blog. He says “Everyone knows we have a “men problem.” You can hear about it on CNN, read about it in the New York Times, and watch the … Continue reading
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Tagged leadership, men, mentoring, Michael Hyatt, Morley, relationships, Tom Brown
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