We just don’t know much about Joseph. Although that’s not really a good reason for him getting less time in the Christmas carol collection than the shepherds or wise men.
John the Baptist had heralded Jesus as the Lamb of God, the Coming One, and the Messiah. John had pointed to the Advent of the Christ. But in our reading
Can people, places, and things point to Jesus– even non-Christian people, places, and things? Paul tells us that all of nature does that in Romans 1:20. But what about myths
We are an evangelical, Christian church that believes that the road to the future runs through the past. And that’s part of what “Ancient-Future” means: Our worship and spirituality are deeply rooted in classic Christianity– and we’re convinced that the faith and practice of the ancient Church will engage our culture more effectively and provide a way forward in a time of almost unbelievable transition and change. We want you to know that we’re not really a traditional church, or a contemporary church, as most folks define them. We think of ourselves as a pre-denominational church.
We are evangelical, meaning that we love Jesus, and believe the Bible, and we want others to know about God’s wonderful story and their place in it. We also consider ourselves orthodox, in that we hold to the true, historic, “Christian faith which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all.”
If you’re looking for a New Year’s reading opportunity, we’d love you to join us for the monumental, “The Screwtape Letters.” Whether you’ve never read...
Worship, Communion, Prayer, Teaching… This page provides all the information for connecting to our virtual meetings, including liturgies. The upper part of the page lists...
Epiclesis has recently expanded its mission partnerships! We are now working with three (wonderful) sets of missionaries, and each of them are doing very different...