Reformation Day 2010 actually falls on October 31 providing an opportunity to recall the anniversary of Martin Luther’s nailing of his 95 theses on the church door at Wittenburg in 1517. Although Presbyterians don’t go in for special days, it’s worth some sort of mention. The ecumenical spirit of the age seems a trifle embarrassed …
Rather than hiding this in the comments section of a previous post I thought it deserved its own post. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, October 18, 2010 – Today, at the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, Keith Danby, CEO of Biblica, and Moe Girkins, CEO of Zondervan, announced that they have received the new update …
Karl Dahlfred posts about a common question asked of missionaries while on furlough/home assignment: ‘Are you (and your family) going back?’ Well, yes they are. But the question keeps raising a largely unvoiced assumption: Surely we will come back to “our home” eventually, won’t we? What about the children’s education? Have we thought about that? …
Everyone take note. This doesn’t mention a relationship with some kind of ‘accountability network’ that has an edgy and hip name, so I take it that’s not an essential.
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