#abwe

So We Meet Again…

Week after week I basically do the same thing. I have comfortably settled into the backward way of thinking which says something like ‘people need to have the Good News proclaimed to them each and every week’. Jesus, his person and work, delivered directly into their ears. In fact I have taught our church that if they do not hear me teaching just that, then I have severely failed. I can mess up a…

Why Home Fellowships Can Help Abused Women and the Institutional Church Cannot

Originally published March 31, 2015

In our vision for a return to the way Judeo-Christian assemblies were done for about the first 300 years, let’s look at why home fellowships can help abused women and the institutional church cannot.

I would like to use this articleas a catalyst for argumentation. The article was posted (author is not clearly stated) by Anna Wood who co-authored a book with…

Prepared by MK Safety Net Canada

Due to the imposing nature of the almost-300 page document summarizing Pii’s investigation, MK Safety Net Canada has compiled a summary guide to assist people in grasping the basics of what is contained in the larger document. It’s important to note that each person has different priorities, different things they regard as crucial. This guide can’t account for everybody’s priorities in the report, but is a basic outline of what the broadest population might find pertinent.

It is our hope this will enable more people (who otherwise could not access the whole report) to understand the abuse Donn Ketcham committed, how ABWE protected him, and the remarkable resilience of the victims/survivors who ensured an independent investigation was launched and completed.

Gospel Focus Pt. I: Semantics

Social media demands that a person label themselves. If you simply describe yourself then you will be labeled by others who fill in the blanks with their understanding of what a word means. I will agree that this is a petty premise because it does not matter what one label oneself as. But be patient, I may just go somewhere yet. The idea of describing myself as a missionary seems apt and that is…