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Philip Schaff, a German Reformed seminary professor, writes on religious freedom. He says Protestant countries uniformly welcomed Hugenot refugees and in turn were enriched by them.
Could the degree of enrichment be related to degree of welcome?
How can you help refugees today?
#christian #faithinspired #everymealcounts #givenow #civilrights
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George Hays, college president and Presbyterian moderator, writes on missions and church growth, and also white flight. People become rich, leave the city, then gripe that the very churches they abandoned now need support from the denomination. This makes Hays mad enough to feel it in his fingers.
Thus he says “Let no one slander his mother.”
Do you blame people in difficult situations for problems you helped create?
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George Hays, college president and Presbyterian moderator, writes on missions and church growth, and also white flight. People become rich, leave the city, then gripe that the very churches they abandoned now need support from the denomination. This makes Hays mad enough to feel it in his fingers.
Thus he says “Let no one slander his mother.”
Do you blame people in difficult situations for problems you helped create?
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George Hays, college president and Presbyterian moderator, writes on missions and church growth, and also white flight. People become rich, leave the city, then gripe that the very churches they abandoned now need support from the denomination. This makes Hays mad enough to feel it in his fingers.
Thus he says “Let no one slander his mother.”
Do you blame people in difficult situations for problems you helped create?
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George Hays, college president and Presbyterian moderator, writes on missions and church growth, and also white flight. People become rich, leave the city, then gripe that the very churches they abandoned now need support from the denomination. This makes Hays mad enough to feel it in his fingers.
Thus he says “Let no one slander his mother.”
Do you blame people in difficult situations for problems you helped create?
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George Hays, college president and Presbyterian moderator, writes on missions and church growth, and also white flight. People become rich, leave the city, then gripe that the very churches they abandoned now need support from the denomination. This makes Hays mad enough to feel it in his fingers.
Thus he says “Let no one slander his mother.”
Do you blame people in difficult situations for problems you helped create?