The church I worked at this summer made it into the Philly Inquirer this week…. Check it out here; it’s a great piece!
Archive for December, 2008
In the News
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Broad Street Ministry, philly on December 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
What it Takes to Finish a semester….
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged finals, school on December 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
To- Do List: 1 final comparing Calvin’s concept of idolatry of God to Coomaraswamy’s argument that religious exclusivism is equal to idolatry of God. (currently I have an introduction and ideas), Due in January 1 final comparing Calvin’s exegesis of Genesis 18-19 to Origen’s analysis of the same passage. (currently I have an extension ), [...]
Please sign
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged democracy, Food on December 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Please consider signing the petition at Food Democracy Now. And if you need convincing as to why it is important, read Bill Kristof’s article on the state of food in America.
Defining the indefinable
Posted in Church Stuff, meandering thoughts, tagged crossing, definitions, emergent on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So this dude facebooked me today with the following message: Hi Sarah, I was hoping to find out more about what the term Emergent Church means. I’ve done some Internet research, but have, so far, been unable to clearly grasp this concept. I checked out the blogger and facebook emergent church cohort, and I thought [...]
Real Life Seminary
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Broad Street Ministry, Philadelphia, Seminary Immersion Program on December 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Those of you who know me or have read this blog before possibly remember that I spent probably one of the most exciting and challenging summers of my life working in Philadelphia at Broad Street Ministry. And if you have had the privilege (hah!) of meeting me since then, you likely have heard that church [...]
Get ready and wait
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged advent, future, vocation, waiting on December 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Man am I ever really feeling the season of Advent. Maybe it’s something in my water, but I have been feeling the disease and lack of comfort that comes with waiting earnestly– for a future, for answers, for certainty, for God to direct me in the right place. And I will say, that I am [...]
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