FALLIBLE, FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS
It's no secret that over the years since Jesus' resurrection, his followers have made some terrible wrongs. Think of the Crusades, the Inquisition, Protestant/Catholic wars, persecution of witches, support of slavery, oppression of women, anti-Semitism. . . and on and on. Christians have much sin to confess.
And yet, in spite of all the wrong, churches have also done much good: founding schools, hospitals and orphanages, advocating for prison reform and the end of slavery-- just for a start -- and working for healing and reconciliation around the world.
How has such a fallible, broken group of people made such a powerful difference?
Join us this Sunday as we talk about, "The Church in the World." 9 AM In-person or On-line
