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Category Archives: Jesus Christ
Thoughts on Easter, 2016
I saved this for after Easter Sunday. So often, after the anthems are finished, our special meals are cleared off the tables and our friends, family and guests have returned from whence they came, we put our Easter-spirit away like … Continue reading
Posted in Central Texas Conference, Central Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, christ, Churches Uniting In Christ, Easter, General Commission on Religion and Race, Global AIDS Fund, Good Samaritan, Jesus Christ, Justice, North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Northwest Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Uncategorized, United Methodist
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When Systemic Racism Hits Home
If we are to celebrate Black History Month as a people of faith, we should make sure that history is accurate. Where it is inaccurate, we are obliged to correct it. Mere reconciliation and repentance is not enough, we must … Continue reading
Thoughts of Rev. Ted Dotts.
Today, at St. John’s United Methodist Church, where I hold my full-membership, there will be a memorial service. It is a memorial service I long to attend but will not be able to do so. It is only 5 hours … Continue reading
Will We Overcome?
In keeping with the promise made at our meeting of the Racial and Social Justice Task Force, a vital part of Churches Uniting in Christ, it was decided to start sharing our stories of racial and social injustice each of us have experienced. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Central Texas Conference, Central Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Churches Uniting In Christ, Council of Bishops, CUIC, Ferguson, General Commission on Religion and Race, Inclusiveness, Jesus Christ, Justice, Martin Luther King, Michael Brown, MLK, North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Northwest Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Race and Religion, Uncategorized, United Methodist, Wesleyan
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Neighbors
Next Saturday, I will be representing The General Commission on Religion and Race of The United Methodist Church (GCORR) at the Kentucky Annual Conference’s Martin Luther King Day celebration. The theme of this event is “Building Relationships.” I will be … Continue reading
Not only is the Inn full, so is the manger.
It is early in the morning on the day before Christmas. The kids are still sleeping, but soon, the place will be alive with activity. And the house will be full. Not unlike the house, the manger is full before … Continue reading
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