The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
There are many ways to leave a church honorably. You could die in the pulpit. You might gracefully retire so a younger man can fill your shoes. Perhaps you feel called to another ministry, and your …
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For many who live in high alpine terrain, mountain sports like skiing are a way of life. As with any such sport, carnage comes with the territory. On one particular occasion, I watched a friend …
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As a pastor I find it helpful to think of my family time, not as competing with my ministry, but as part of fulfilling my job description. I don't mean that family time feels like work to …
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A relative said to me, "It must be great to only have to work one hour a week on Sundays." I replied, "Do you know what's better? Olympic sprinters only have to work for 9.6 seconds or so, every four …
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