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Pastoring in Partisan TimesAuthor: Missouri Annual Conference
Rising partisanship in our country has made finding common ground difficult. A recent study found that Methodism is one of America's most politically divided denominations, with both congregants and their pastors roughly split between the Democratic and Republican Parties. This makes the work of a pastor a spiritual leader to everyone in their pews hard. Navigating those tensions and modeling new ways of remaining in relationship with those we disagree is not for the weak of heart. Pastoring in Partisan Times seeks to gain insight into pastoring purple in red and blue churches. Language: en Genres: Christianity, News, Politics, Religion & Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Insights from Missouri Pastors with Revs. Fred Leist and Dale Stone
Episode 7
Friday, 30 October, 2020
In Episode 7 we're in conversation with Rev. Fred Leist, pastor of Missouri UMC in Columbia, and Presbyterian pastor Rev. Dale Stone. Together these Missouri pastors reflect on the wisdom shared in previous Partisan Times episodes and share their advice for tackling tough topics in the local church. View more podcast episodes and related resources at www.moumethodist.org/partisantimes
