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Dear United Methodists: after three resolutions passed at every Jurisdictional Conference last November, it’s time to talk about de-centering whiteness in our theology and biblical interpretation. In my former article, Theophilus, I wrote about how liberal and progressive theological perspectives are inherently anti-African.
As a 26-year-old often referred to as “the lady pastor” by the community I serve, you might expect that my story would be about a young pastor sent to a rural church that is declining, and that continued to decline. Surprisingly, this is not one of those stories. The Sunday before I arrived at my placement there were 25 people in the pews, and this last Sunday we had 98.
In our first article we presented why we believe ecumenical worship/prayer is important. It is one thing to argue for the importance of ecumenical worship; it is another to practically engage in it. In this article we will explore three forms of ecumenical worship/ prayer services. These are: By visiting each other’s houses of worship and/or sharing in each other’s liturgies/orders of worship.
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