Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. The Saturday evening news is filled with bad news. Two mass stabbing In South Korea two weeks apart. Wildfires raging out of control on the island of Maui. 80% of the town of Lahaina destroyed. 89 people killed. Hundreds unaccounted for. At least two
“Real Church” Michael Adam Beck, coauthor of Fresh Expressions of the Rural Church, explains how the faith communities formed using the Fresh expressions approach can connect with people that the conventional church cannot. The formation of micro-churches meeting in non-traditional venues is a possible option for Anglicans and Methodists who
Congregation to leave ACNA, seeks new affiliation with Episcopal Diocese of Texas It is too early to say whether the departure of this church from the ACNA and its migration to TEC is the beginning of a disaffiliation trend in the ACNA. Also see: Austin ACNA parish joins the Episcopal
7 Signs Your Church Will Never Change Here are 7 signs your church is never going to change. 13 Signs Your Church Is Dying Here are 13 signs of a dying church every church leader should look out for – in their churches and in their hearts. Americans placing more
Eight Ways Any Church Can Get the Attention of the Neighborhood God’s mission travels in one vehicle: the church. In the same way that different kinds of vehicles travel our roadways, many different churches share the good news message. No congregation has a corner on the Kingdom, and every Bible-believing
Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows. This evening we will be taking a look at one of Jesus’ more challenging teachings. Following this teaching is one of the things that set Jesus’ disciples apart from the rest of the world. It is not the only thing, but it
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. This Sunday we will be returning to the basic pattern of worship in the United Methodist Book of Worship (1992). This is a relatively flexible worship pattern which may be easily tailored to local circumstances, one of the features which commends it. Reading: Psalm
Let us not forget that when the thirteen British colonies declared their independence from England, they made a very important historic political statement. We do not need a king to govern us! We can govern ourselves! Of the freedoms that we cherish as Americans, our most precious freedom is