Testimony FormationFinding Space for Your SoulWe all need spaces that rest our bodies, slow our minds, and allow our souls to expand.By Laura B. Murray Take a P This WeekThe five P’s of contemplation are well worth the 12 minutes they take out of an otherwise busy and stressful day.By Jack Levison Testimony ArticulationReclaiming an Original Methodist PracticeWhen the Wesley brothers convened meetings, they always included an opportunity for people to share their struggles and hope in Christ.By Jack Jackson Three words of hope for the Church in transitionAs institutions are shaken to the core, these three New Testament words reveal “the essence of what it means to be the church.”By Mark Wingfield A Dentist and AME Elder Faces Cancer and Chemo in the Era of COVID"To attain survivor status, you must first survive the treatment protocols."By Letitia Williams Watford The church exists to evangelizeEvangelization involves our being agents of the Holy Spirit in helping people have a profound experience of Jesus and his love.By Archbishop William E. Lori Testimony in ActionA Community Grows Its Way Out Of PovertyA pastor in North Carolina has developed a farming and beekeeping operation that improves local health and helps train young people.By Bridgette A. Lacy Allen T. Stanton: Community Engagement and the Rural ChurchChurches can do more to engage their communities—and the effort does not need to be flashy or expensive. It can be as simple as chopping wood.By Allen T. Stanton 9 Strategies for Meeting People and Learning Their NeedsStreet ministry is simply walking around where people are hanging out and inviting them people into conversation.By Elizabeth Mae Magill Recommended ReadingTell It Like It IsLillian DanielSaying Is Believing: The Necessity of Testimony in Adolescent Spiritual DevelopmentAmanda DruryTestimony: Talking Ourselves into Being Christian (The Practice of Faith Series Book 12)Thomas G. Long The community needs your story.
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