In our corner of the world, school doors have closed for two months and the dog days of summer have begun. Traffic has noticeably decreased in the city. The highways are steady with vehicles and campers heading for points away. Outdoor café patios are overflowing with happy chatter amidst cool beverages. Manitobans seize the summer, perhaps because our winter climate forces life indoors for the Continue Reading →
Evangelism & Theology in the Wesleyan Spirit, Albert Cook Outler
The Desire of the Nations: Rediscovering the Roots of Political Theology, Oliver O’Donovan
The Right to Lead: Learning Leadership Through Character and Courage, John C. Maxwell
Globalization, Spirituality, and Justice: Navigating the Path to Peace, Daniel G. Groody
Toward a Theory of Human Rights: Religion, Law, Courts, Michael J. Perry
Family Ethics: Practices for Christians, Julie Hanlon Rubio
War, Peace, Continue Reading →
Set between a tiny village and the largest slum in Africa, comes a story of two remarkable grandmothers. A Grandmother’s Tribe is a 54-minute documentary that reveals the lives of countless grandmothers of Africa, left behind after the loss of their own children, who, with determination and tenderness are now responsible for the rearing of their orphaned grandchildren. • It is estimated that in sub-Saharan Africa, Continue Reading →
One of the inescapable realities is that we presently live in a secular, pluralist, post-modern … what? I want to say “society” or “culture,” but part of the challenge is that society and culture imply a cohesiveness that we don’t know exists any longer. So, let’s settle for “milieu” or “environment.” Whatever it’s called, and for better or worse, Christian communities and organizations in the Continue Reading →
