Invisible Children, Joseph Kony and Complexity :: Part 2 (originally published at generation.anglican.ca) Yesterday, almost as soon as I hit ‘publish’ on my previous post, I had the sense that I would need to write a follow-up.
Invisible Children, Joseph Kony & Complexity (originally published at generation.anglican.ca) Many of you have probably heard the hype by now.
Your Better Life Now by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Blessed. …You are blessed. …You are blessed, ……for you share your bread with the poor.
Night and Day by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Light and life. Darkness and strife. Who was there to see it?
The Problem of Incarnation What the camp does is challenge the church with the problem of the incarnation – that you have God who is grand and almighty, who gets born in a stable.
Occupy My Heart by Andrew Stephens-Rennie I wonder what it would be like to hunger and thirst after righteousness.
Jesus & The Riot Squad by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Jesus was and is present on the riotous streets of London, of that I’m firmly convinced.
A Reflection on Violence by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Earlier this week, our friend Chris Heuertz (co-international director of Word Made Flesh) shared his reflections on Bin Laden’s assassination on the Q Blog: In the spring of 1999, during NATO’s bombing of Serbia, I was in the “Tent City” in Tirana, Albania.
I Never Laughed & Cried At the Same Time by Andrew Stephens-Rennie In advance of a full post reflecting on the death of Bin Laden, please take five minutes to listen & reflect.
Resurrection Prayers by Andrew Stephens-Rennie (with special thanks to the lads in u2) Lord Jesus Christ, we come before you this morning, in awe of your risen majesty.
Fighting Poverty Our friends at Citizens for Public Justice have published their analysis of the party platforms, and the ways in which each of them are seeking to deal with issues of poverty, here on the home front.
Authenticity by Andrew Stephens-Rennie I know it’s probably too much to ask for, but could we get a little authenticity?