Archive for the ‘Reconciliation’ Category

‘Holding her . . . she let out a deep wail’ – A Good Friday mission

Posted by: Titus Presler on April 15, 2017

Caravan Arts: Remarkable initiative in interfaith reconciliation through the arts

Posted by: Titus Presler on August 2, 2016

‘I’m here as a follower of Jesus of Nazareth’: Michael Curry responds to questions at Global Episcopal Mission Conference

Posted by: Titus Presler on May 28, 2016

Episcopal News Service story: ‘Reconciliation at heart of Pakistani Christian response to persecution’

Posted by: Titus Presler on May 27, 2016

‘I do justice’– Advantages of big-picture views of mission work

Posted by: Titus Presler on May 25, 2016

‘What you do matters!’ – Mission takeaways from Michael Curry

Posted by: Titus Presler on May 24, 2016

‘In the company of terrorists’ – Phrase haunts after Lahore bombing but sharpens reconciliation call

Posted by: Titus Presler on March 31, 2016

Reconciliation amid poverty and terrorism highlights Church of Pakistan’s international conference

Posted by: Titus Presler on March 23, 2016

Reconciliation: Why so central in mission?

Posted by: Titus Presler on March 4, 2016

Episcopal mission must continue in the face of Anglican primates’ sanctions

Posted by: Titus Presler on January 15, 2016

Mission keynote online: “‘Rubbish of the World’: Cruciform Mission amid Muslim Pressure”

Posted by: Titus Presler on June 13, 2015

Two-Thirds World Anglicans come into their own with appointment of Nigerian as Anglican Communion secretary general

Posted by: Titus Presler on April 2, 2015

Engaging difference – a major challenge of our time

Posted by: Titus Presler on September 24, 2014

Joining our enemies on their knees – A godly admonition

Posted by: Titus Presler on April 13, 2014