I love Sojourners because they are active with the word of God. I once attended a conference that was lead by this organization and it was such a blessing to see how practical this organization is with the word of God. Here is an article that a sojo writer wrote that i find thought provoking and worth a good read. It's important you read the whole thing.
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You may have to give them your email address in order to see the article, im not sure..but its free!!!
The church I attend is blessing in so many ways, including it's diversity. On any given day, I can look to my left and see members from India, Somalia and China, I can look to my right and see members from Poland, Kenya and Brazil. Any attempt within the church to endorse racial superiority in any context is contrary to the word of God.
ReplyDeleteWow your church seems very interesting...i totally agree with the last sentence, but unfortunately i have seen a lot of that growing up in the states.
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting that here in the states, the most segregated day/time of the week is Sunday morning, not sure how it is in the UK.
It happens here also,infact we were discussing the very same thing in bible study yesterday.The reality is there is predjudice in the house of God. Black churches not welcoming white believers and vice versa.African churches not welcoming Caribbean believers and vice versa.Then they wonder why they can't achieve breakthroughs.
ReplyDeleteThis happens every where. Here most churches are also segregated though there are a few that are multi-cultural fully.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining my blog and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
HI, like your blog template;beautiful. In 9ja, it is more of TRIBAL; If the pastor is Yoruba or IBO, the majority of that tribe would be the followers. It is very common to hear sermons preached in YORUBA & IBO languages. Oh! i shouldn't forget THE QUA IBOE churches that are strictly for CALABARS! Alas! GOD is not mocked; THERE IS NO LOVE IN CHRISTENDOM! MIRACLE & MONEY are the foundation of many churches! tnx 4 joining my blog, i would check out the other one.
ReplyDelete@mayne...thank you
ReplyDelete@the nitty-gritty....thx..i love your boldness. I, myself am also bold, and i think it is important that as Christians we should be bold, so i always make it a point to appreciate boldness:)
As for as my other blog...i think if you give it time you may understand it:)
@ style mansion...agreed
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