Posts with the category “emmaus-talk”

Twenty-five years ago today, I was in a small house on top of a hill in Chester, Arkansas. A technician had just left after installing my satellite television, and I turned it on for the first time a ...  Read More

Mark your calendars — our Diocesan Convention this October is not one to miss. It will be short, but it will be packed, and it will set the course for our shared ministry in the years ahead.Together w...  Read More

We live in a world unrecognizable from even a year ago. Wars rage across continents, people flee their homes in desperate waves, and uncertainty hangs over the future like a storm that will not break....  Read More

We, as a church, can no longer pretend that predatory behaviors are "acceptable" norms within a democracy or a church. If we believe that these things are compatible with the following of Jesus, then ...  Read More

In a world increasingly defined by political tribalism, it can be easy for core principles to get lost in the noise. For many who follow Christian values, the words of Jesus on issues like poverty and...  Read More

By now, you have seen enough of my posts on Facebook about the new Diocesan App. I can’t tell you enough about the usefulness of this nifty app. The Diocesan app is packed with all kinds of features...  Read More

The election talk is heating up. We are about a hundred days away from November 5th. As we get closer to the election date, one of the things I watch is the loss of respect for each other if they have...  Read More

22nd Emmaus TalkWe are heading towards a very stressful few months. Elections to public offices are here. There is much anxiety around, and many are worried about the nation's state in the coming year...  Read More