For Such a Time as This: A Letter to the Evangelical Presbyterian Church
“We write this letter as an intentional effort to amplify the voices of ethnic minorities in the EPC.”
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Introducing Myself to Me: Starting a Journey of Identity
What does it mean to have Latino identity when raised without Latin culture, history, and language? I look to Theology and the Bible for answers.
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Calling All Writers!
The Reformed Margins team is looking for writers who want to join the team as guest contributors.
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Political Correctness
Guest blogger Rachel Stanton shares her thoughts on how Christians should approach the subject of “Political Correctness.” Should Christians eschew the notion as a product of liberal media bias? Should we embrace it?
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When Looking Through a Gospel Lens – Guest Post from Lisa Robinson
Today our good friend and guest contributor, Lisa Robinson, heeds James White’s insistence upon seeing through a gospel lens. ___________________________
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To the Reformed World: Minorities Are Here to Stay
Minorities are moving the conversation in the Reformed world. That’s a good thing.
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Reading the Margins – 1.15.2016
What we saw or read this week: Lecrae’s new album, J.I. Packer’s health, the wisdom of age, reflections on evangelicals and race, and spiritual stuckness.
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Yes, You Are Black
Prince Ea just released a spoken word video that makes skin color irrelevant. This open letter explains why Christians can’t agree with him.
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Lessons from the Korean Church – Sacrificial Love
No matter where you go, you will encounter Korean Christians. Find out what you can learn from the Korean church’s emphasis on sacrifice.
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American, Reformed, and Not White
What is normative for American and Reformed identities? Let it be a passion for the blessing of the nations!
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