You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
The Savings Lives: Ending Gun Violence interfaith ministry group will hold its next Zoom meeting on October 28. Co-chairs Bishop Scanlan and The Rev. Jennifer Mattson will discuss the recent move in the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee to advance a suite of gun safety bills and more. Join the Zoom meeting here.
The Indigenous Justice Committee of the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania and the Diocese of Bethlehem invites you to an online program exploring the Doctrine of Discovery, the legal and religious principle that granted European colonial powers sovereignty over the land and rights of Indigenous peoples. This history is especially applicable to our locale, as the […]
Polarization makes it seem like there are two fundamentally opposed types of people, and productive conversations between opposing sides are impossible. But is this actually the case in the contemporary United States? What does it look like to "love your enemies" in polarized times? How can we communicate in ways that are simultaneously compassionate and […]
