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Linda Unger
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Be Alert! United Methodist Disaster Response

Linda Unger (UMC)

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The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin
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Steeples

The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin (CBF)

Since steeples do not move, people might get the wrong impression about God.  As I drive around the city, I notice the steeples along the side of the road, and they draw my eyes away from the mundane, reminding me that God dwells with us.  With the coming of the Holy Spirit, we do not have to look back into history or far across geography in order to find God.  God is as close to us as the here and now, and steeples are a visible reminder of the proximity of God. 

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The Rev. Frederick Buechner
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May 23, 2013

Anything Goes?

The Rev. Frederick Buechner (PCUSA)

A short discussion on the costs of "sexual freedom."
The Rev. Margaret Marcuson
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May 21, 2013

Facing Financial Facts at Church

The Rev. Margaret Marcuson (ABCUSA)

Knowing and communicating financial facts (whether good or bad) can calm anxiety in a congregation.
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May 16, 2013

Celebration and social media: Worship as celebratory conversation

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Guest blogger Matthew Myer Boulton considers worship as celebratory conversation in the fourth of our series on celebration and social media.
The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin
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May 10, 2013

Doors to the Heart

The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin (CBF)

We find wisdom in walking through the various doors to our own hearts. We gain new insights by using both doors.
The Rev. James Ellis III
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May 09, 2013

Doing More with Less

The Rev. James Ellis, III (CBF)

On the wall of theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein’s office at Princeton University was a sign that read: "Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." As priest and prophet, Zechariah stands in the chasm of great tradition whose emphasis is quality, not quantity, so God told him to tell the people, “Who despises the day of small things?” Oh, how we superficially value only that which to human eyes looks adequate and glamorous.
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May 09, 2013

Celebration and social media: Creating and sharing music

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Guest blogger Brenda Freije takes a look at creating and sharing music through new media in the third of our series on celebration and social media.
The Rev. Margaret Marcuson
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May 08, 2013

Fasting from complaining: 9 reasons why church leaders might want to try it

The Rev. Margaret Marcuson (ABCUSA)

While fasting from food has its place, I think a fast from complaining is worth a try.
The Rev. Chris Thomas
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May 03, 2013

Heritage or Hate?

The Rev. Chris Thomas (CBF)

With the recent release of a country song by Brad Paisley (featuring LL Cool J) titled "Accidental Racist," the issues surrounding race and the symbols of the South from another era have found their way into the ever-changing news cycle. In the South, as well as other parts of the country, these topics are still taboo--even from the pulpit.