Talking about child abuse in Christian communities is hard, but it is vital to keeping the most vulnerable in our community safe. This year, we are talking about three essential topics with expert speakers that will help you to protect children in your community and respond appropriately when harm occurs. […]
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The Bible as Self-Interpreting
“At that time Jesus declared, “I thank you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that you have hidden these things from the wise and understanding and revealed them to little children;.“Matthew 11:25 Anabaptists hold a firm conviction in the self-interpreting nature of the Bible, asserting that ordinary Christians could confidently […]
Read MoreOpinions on “What is the Essence of Anabaptism?”
The article “What is the Essence of Anabaptism?” gathers perspectives from various contributors on what Anabaptism means to them, often in a few key words or short phrases, with some elaboration. Here are the main ideas and key quotes: Key Themes and Quotes Personal Faith and Christocentrism Sylvie Kremer: “Personal […]
Read MoreContemporary Anabaptist core convictions
We reproduce here in full the Contemporary Anabaptist church core convictions, which concisely describe the beliefs of its members: These convictions outline the stance of a Jesus-centred gospel with a focus on the Christ centred ethical implications of being the church in a post-Christendom context.
Read MoreBecoming an intercultural church (CM)
This is a summary of the article. a link to the original article can be found below Riding the Waves of Intercultural church The article talks about how churches can become truly inclusive of people from different backgrounds, just as individuals grow in their faith. It compares this journey to […]
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Every Sunday, we meet together for ChurchGetting together around food and conversation is a good way to build relationships.It includes times of sharing, prayer, Bible study, and Simple worshipand you have what suspiciously could be called “church”. (How radical is that?) 5:30 pmEvery Sunday
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