Awhile back, I wrote about being a “hyphenated,” a term I picked up from Phyllis Tickle’s The Great Emergence. According to Tickle, massive changes in media the past 30 years are causing American Christians to live in much closer “subjective
Thank You, Tony
We just finished Builders in Ministry Week at Southwestern College. It is our third annual and we’re excited about how this event is developing. (Next year, it’s scheduled for February 23-25. I hope you’ll consider coming.) Our featured speaker this
I Think I’m a Hyphenated
As a member of a so-called mainline denomination, I have been experiencing – on behalf of (United Methodist ) Mother Church – something like a reverse vicarious identity crisis. It’s really not cool to be a mainliner these days. To