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Political context and the meaning of church - Vimarsana News

Political context and the meaning of church

A pending separation and changing international composition find The United Methodist Church in a time of rethinking what it means to be a church, and a global church at that.

Source: umnews.org
Newly discovered Methodist documents in Baltimore outline how Bishop Francis Asbury urged ministers to stay on the move - Vimarsana News

Newly discovered Methodist documents in Baltimore outline how Bishop Francis Asbury urged ministers to stay on the move

A Baltimore pastor and archivist stumbled on previously unknown writings by Francis Asbury, the "George Washington" of the Methodist Church.

250 years ago, Methodism came to the US. These 3 churches show how it spread. - Vimarsana News

250 years ago, Methodism came to the US. These 3 churches show how it spread.

(RNS) — Here is a glimpse of how Methodism spread after Francis Asbury’s arrival, told through the stories of three historic churches across the country.

'La llama inmortal de Stephen Crane', de Paul Auster - Vimarsana News

'La llama inmortal de Stephen Crane', de Paul Auster

STEVIE 1 Nacido el Día de los Difuntos y muerto cinco meses antes de su vigésimo noveno cumpleaños, Stephen Crane vivió cinco meses y cinco días en el siglo xx,

New York to Muddy York - Vimarsana News

New York to Muddy York

New York to Muddy York April 9, 2021 Literatures, Communities, and Learning: Conversations with Indigenous Writers by Aubrey Hanson If You Discover a Fire by Shaun Robinson Scott McLaren Pulpit, Press, and Politics: Methodists and the Market for Books in Upper Canada.University of Toronto Press (purchase at Amazon.ca) When we imagine those settlers to Upper Canada of the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries, we might imagine them as Susanna Moodie portrayed them in Roughing It in the Bush—illiterate farming drudges with no time for leisure and certainly none for reading. But...

Source: canlit.ca