A great story here of how an atheist became a Christian. I love Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue too.
I tell @mallelis how CS Lewis, terribly interesting wrong people, cluster analysis, & Holy Spirit made me Catholic http://bit.ly/1Y9bD4S
A great story here of how an atheist became a Christian. I love Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue too.
I tell @mallelis how CS Lewis, terribly interesting wrong people, cluster analysis, & Holy Spirit made me Catholic http://bit.ly/1Y9bD4S
It is sobering to think that even when we try to have multi-ethnic churches, often times subtly the "white" approach ends up being the one that we go with.
"Whiteness is a ubiquitous force [so] interracial churches tend to cater to the predilections of whites" Korie Edwards, Elusive Dream, 2008.
Many of us are putting a lot of stress on communicating Jesus' way in a way that is contextualized to that local culture like a missionary. However, it is sobering to see that so many of our locales are becoming homogeneous. They have either expensive housing with good schools or more affordable housing with schools with poor test scores. So, we need to both minister locally but also be aware that we may need to partner with a church in a poor area.
Ominous Milestone: 51% public school students now attend schools where most of their classmates r poor or low-income http://njour.nl/s/92412?oref=t.co …