Calling on Fire Worship Series thru June
Calling on Fire Worship Series thru June
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Sunday Worship in-person and live streaming at 10:30 AM
In an era of declining attendance and institutional uncertainty, insights from Methodist history hold the key to renewal and a radical willingness to adapt. These trying times call for a dynamic, interconnected approach that meets people where they are with God’s liberating love. Drawing from Wesley’s innovative responses to 18th century challenges that mirror today’s struggles– loneliness, inequality, institutional stagnation– we’ll explore a method that can work in our digital age drawing on the new book “Calling on Fire.”
When we surrender comfortable traditions for what Wesley called “vile” innovation, we can restore the Methodist’s movement’s prophetic edge. When love spins outward from authentic community into sacrificial service, disciples multiply and the world changes.
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