The Mid-Atlantic Messenger: July 2020
The churches in the Diocese have excelled in looking for opportunities to help each other draw closer to Jesus.
The Mid-Atlantic Messenger: June 2020B
Since the inception of our diocese, the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic has had a strong commitment to raising up young leaders to serve the Church. In my workshop at Synod last year, I stated my belief that young leaders are “made, not born.” Regardless of our God-given talents, we learn to lead by leading. That happens best when senior leaders place their confidence and trust in young leaders and give them opportunities to discover and develop their gifts for ministry.
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The Mid-Atlantic Messenger: June 2020A
This past Sunday was Trinity Sunday, the day in the church year set aside to focus on the nature of God, who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Trinity is widely misunderstood, even among Christians, and it is vastly under-appreciated.
