
Liz Charlotte Grant
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1 month ago |
christiancentury.org | Liz Charlotte Grant |Mac Loftin |Phil Christman |David Klein
The small African Hebrew Israelite community in Israel’s Negev Desert last month celebrated a major milestone in its struggle for recognition in the Jewish state, as more than 100 members seem to have avoided deportation. In a court battle spanning decades, Israeli judicial authorities ruled a majority of residents with undocumented or unclear status in the country will be placed on a pathway toward permanent residency and potential citizenship. “It’s been really rough.
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2 months ago |
christiancentury.org | Mac Loftin |Peter W. Marty |Brian D. McLaren |Liz Charlotte Grant
Audrey’s Children, a feature-length biopic about Audrey Evans, a pioneering British American pediatric oncologist and a devout Episcopalian who co-founded Ronald McDonald House Charities with members of the Philadelphia Eagles and McDonald’s, will have a limited theatrical release beginning March 28.
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2 months ago |
christiancentury.org | Mac Loftin |Peter W. Marty |Brian D. McLaren |Liz Charlotte Grant
What’s the Bible for? We asked dozens of writers to respond to this question in seven words or less, as well as to expand on their response in a few sentences. To see all of the responses together as they are posted, bookmark this page. Telling us about people following GodThe Bible is a witness and guide to communities of people who believe they have heard from God and thus have a unique relationship with God.
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2 months ago |
christiancentury.org | Mac Loftin |Liz Charlotte Grant |Amy-Jill Levine |Fleming Rutledge
What’s the Bible for? We asked dozens of writers to respond to this question in seven words or less, as well as to expand on their response in a few sentences. To see all of the responses together as they are posted, bookmark this page. Revealing the God who lives“What is the Bible for?” seems an extraordinarily obtuse question, as if it were a how-to book. Stand back! Herein is a word so alive with its author that it is capable of overturning every notion you ever had.
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2 months ago |
christiancentury.org | Mac Loftin |Liz Charlotte Grant |Amy-Jill Levine |Peter W. Marty
Photo: Jens Domschky / iStock / Getty Jesus may have been an excellent carpenter. Or maybe he wasn’t. It’s possible that he made perfectly level tables but wobbly chairs. Or, if he was a stone mason, which the Greek word translated as “carpenter” in Mark 6:3 allows for, he may have chiseled stone with great precision but laid slightly crooked walls. We can’t know these details of his early life, of course. But let’s turn to the art world to broaden our perspective.
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