[amc] FW: How do we even begin the conversation?

  • From: "garland robertson" <pastor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Austin Mennonite Church" <amc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 19:51:01 -0600

Members and Friends of Austin Mennonite Church

 

I am sending the invitation below for your awareness.

May it go well with you.  Sincerely,

Garland Robertson

 

...always hold firmly to the thought that each one of us can do something to
bring some portion of misery to an end

-----Original Message-----
From: MicheleH@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:MicheleH@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 7:39 PM
Subject: How do we even begin the conversation?

 


How do you even begin a conversation about . . . . 

Politics?  The war in Iraq?  Stem-cell research?  Evolution?   

Where do you even start? 

How do we engage each other as Christian sisters and brothers in the midst
of a society polarized by issues? How should we as Christians relate to
political parties and political powers? And how do we talk together when we
disagree?  How do we care for each other? 

How do we do follow Jesus . . . in a red and blue world? 

Join us for the Anabaptist Vision and Discipleship Series 
        Christian Ministry in a Red and Blue World 
                October 19-21, 2007 
                        Hesston College 

Samplings of the weekend 
.        "When the Kingdom becomes costly: Why 1000 members left my church"
by Greg Boyd, author of New York Times best-selling book The Myth of a
Christian Nation. 
.        "Moving beyond the Red/Blue divide" by John D. Roth, professor and
author from Goshen College. 
.        "Critically consuming the media: thinking clearly in a world of
pundits, bloggers and talk shows," by Denice Bruce, instructor at Bethel
College and Wichita State University. 
.        "How I apply my faith to my work in public office" by Duane Goosen,
State Budget Director for Kansas and member of the Kansas State House of
Representatives for 14 years. 
.        "Taking America back for God: prayer as political witness" by Greg
Boyd. 

It's not too late.  Register on-line at www.hesston.edu/AVDS 

Questions?  Call Elaine Schmidt at 620-327-8290.
Michele Hershberger
Chair of the Bible and Ministry Division
Hesston College




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