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My name is Laura and these are the wonderings of a theologically trained ponderer (me), writing out-loud, while working to help form her small corner of the church.Read more about Laura and the blog:
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Author Archives: Laura
Being Church on the Way to Uncluttered
Lately I’ve been thinking about being church in ordinary life, prompted by some changes in Sanctify (a ministry I help lead) and, most recently, by Alan Knox’s new series. I am theoretically convinced–meaning, I intellectually grasp the notion and the … Continue reading
Insight: What critical thinking has to say about faith development
From 2000 to the beginning of 2007, I was the college ministry director at my church. Transitioning from childhood to adult faith was one of the biggest hurdles for the students in the ministry. Those who transition are still connected … Continue reading
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Tagged adult faith, childhood faith, college ministry, critical thinking, faith development, maturation
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When you say “church” what do you mean?
NOTE: For my take, see, “When I say ‘church,’ what do I intend?“ Over the past few weeks, this blog has been found by person(s) searching for an “ordinary understanding of church.” This has prompted my thinking: What do you … Continue reading
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Truth and Trust are Necessary for Christlikeness
Many churches provide programs and resources that aim to develop Christlikeness in the participants: Wednesday night bible studies, Our Daily Bread, AWANA, Bible Study Fellowship, My Utmost for His Highest, Navigators, and a host of others. Yet, if we are … Continue reading
