Anabaptist and Quaker essays, sermons, and other writings
Now that the series from the Young Adult Forum is complete, here is what’s up next. This week we will be starting a seriers of reflection/responses to Desiring the Kingdom by James K. A. Smith. Smith is Professor of Philosophy at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. He has written […]
Our last double issue of volume 55 published a number of articles related to technology. Here are some great questions that emerged from that issue. Extend the conversation here! Question for “Enough about Me, How Do You Like Me? How Social Networking Is Making Us Fall in Love with Ourselves”by Shane […]
In 2008 the Church of the Brethren hosted a gathering of Young Adults as part of the continuing conversations about ministerial leadership. The goal of the gathering was to discuss the emerging realities for the church as the denomination discerned the needs for a new system of calling ministers. Each […]
In 2008 the Church of the Brethren hosted a gathering of Young Adults as part of the continuing conversations about ministerial leadership. The goal of the gathering was to discuss the emerging realities for the church as the denomination discerned the needs for a new system of calling ministers. […]
In 2008 the Church of the Brethren hosted a gathering of Young Adults as part of the continuing conversations about ministerial leadership. The goal of the gathering was to discuss the emerging realities for the church as the denomination discerned the needs for a new system of calling ministers. Each […]
In 2008 the Church of the Brethren hosted a gathering of Young Adults as part of the continuing conversations about ministerial leadership. The goal of the gathering was to discuss the emerging realities for the church as the denomination discerned the needs for a new system of calling ministers. Each […]
In 2008 the Church of the Brethren hosted a gathering of Young Adults as part of the continuing conversations about ministerial leadership. The goal of the gathering was to discuss the emerging realities for the church as the denomination discerned the needs for a new system of calling ministers. Each […]
Welcome to the new blog for Brethren Life and Thought! We are very excited to begin this new chapter in the life of the journal. Now, what is Brethren Life and Thought? Very simply, it is a journal that has its roots in the Church of the Brethren, a Believers’ […]