Quote of the Day
A quote to make you think, courtesy of twentieth-century Brethren in Christ church leader Owen H. Alderfer. ...read more
Tag: Theology
Quote of the Day
Is the NAE Becoming More Liberal?
One pundit is calling the National Association of Evangelicals "more liberal." But what he doesn't understand is that the interdenominational institution has endured such criticism since its very beginning. ...read more
Quote of the Day
A quote to make you think, courtesy of twentieth-century Brethren in Christ minister and bishop E.J. Swalm. ...read more
Does Your Church Value Church History?
Leave your answer in our comments section!...read more
Are the Brethren in Christ Committed to “Keeping the Peace”?
Check out a recent IN PART article (written by Harriet Bicksler and Curtis Book) that explores this complex question. ...read more
“You Also Should Wash One Another’s Feet…”
A few words about the Brethren in Christ tradition of feet washing, a practice common on Maundy Thursday. ...read more
Evangelical Theology and Anabaptist Peacemaking: Friends or Foes?
How evangelical theology can reinforce and refine the Anabaptist vision for Christian peacemaking....read more
Quote of the Day
A quote to make you think, courtesy of twentieth-century Brethren in Christ church leader Arthur Climenhaga. ...read more
Evangelicals, Anabaptists, and the Prophetic Wisdom of Stanley Hauerwas
Theologian Stanley Hauerwas offers some observations on the strengths and weaknesses of American Evangelicalism....read more
Photo Friday: Evangelism Goes Up, Up, and Away!
Today's Photo Friday installment showcases a unique method of evangelism employed by the Sunday school students at one Brethren in Christ congregation in the 1950s....read more
April 2010 Issue of Brethren in Christ History and Life In Mailboxes Now!
If it isn't already there, the April 2010 edition of "Brethren in Christ History and Life" will soon arrive in mailboxes throughout North America. Let's explore some of the issue's best articles....read more
“Where We Are” and “What We Are”: Anabaptist and Wesleyan Holiness Views on “The World”
Is there a difference between the Anabaptist and Wesleyan holiness conceptions of "the world"?...read more
“On Bible Lines”: Where the Brethren in Christ Meet the Fundamentalists
The Brethren in Christ were (and are) not fundamentalists. This— thankfully—has been the long-held contention of many Brethren in Christ historians. While debates about “the fundamentals of the faith” raged on in schools and churches across the United States in the early years of the twentieth century, the Brethren (who...read more