What Should We Do Now? Live with Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II
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Congratulations to Dr. Caleb Oladipo '88 S.T.M. on his election to the American Theological Society! https://news.campbell.edu/articles/oladipo-elected-to-prestigious-american-theological-society/
"When are we preachers going to stop apologizing for preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ? It’s my belief that bolder and truer messaging will draw people back to the congregations from which they have fled in droves over the last decades."
—Will Mebane ’06 M.Div. writing in the new issue of our Reflections journal, focused on: Is Christianity losing its religion?
"Out of pain and righteous anger I took apart the stained glass windows of my childhood faith. Over time I looked more closely at the glass shards at my feet and chose to reconstruct my faith life."
—Sandra L. Fischer ’12 M.Div. writing in the new issue of our journal, Reflections, which addresses whether Christianity is losing its religion.
"I never imagined that I would become unchurched. Yet being unchurched, I am discovering that whenever we intentionally put a few chairs and a table together to have a meal, we are manifesting a new—or perhaps ancient—way of doing church in our time."
—Vincent Wei-Cheng Lin ’24 S.T.M. writing in the new issue of Reflections, which addresses whether Christianity is losing its religion.
In Greek and Roman society, people questioned whether the gods could be trusted. “But Judaism affirms—and Christianity inherits this and adds to it—that God is trustworthy.”
—YDS New Testament Professor Teresa Morgan speaking on the latest episode of the YDS "Quadcast," focused on Christianity’s early spread among the Greeks and Romans.
"Ex-hitmen make excellent ushers."
—Andrew McMillan ’80 M.Div. writing in Reflections about experiences and lessons from his decades of ministry and church-planting, mostly in Colombia https://reflections.yale.edu/article/c
"How do I reclaim my evangelical identity? By embracing the inclusive nature of God’s love."
—The Rev. Craig Robinson ’11 M.Div., ’14 S.T.M., writing in the new issue of our journal, Reflections https://reflections.yale.edu/article/c