Flowers, inclusion, and pride
Flowers, inclusion, and pride
By Sylvia Broome, Central Atlanta Community Facilitator In the Central Atlanta neighborhood there is a big problem with litter. Even with the few trashcans available, many of the streets and […]
What if…..Super Saturday’s were different?
By Sylvia Broome, Central Atlanta Community Facilitator Saturdays are big events in Central Atlanta near the Peachtree-Pine homeless shelter. The area fills with good hearted people coming to feed […]
A huge sock assumption in Clarkston.
A few years ago I was a part of a really neat group of Jesus followers trying to develop a training to equip Christian neighbors to relate to their own […]
The Bizzaro Bible – part 3
By Larry Webb, Central Atlanta Community Member The third part in a series of blogs by Larry called, “The Bizzaro Bible”; Now, if God doesn’t live in temples/church buildings […]
Irreconciliation Thinking
By: Sylvia Broome, Central Atlanta Community Facilitator “What difference does it make? As long as I have “mine”, what difference is it to me if someone doesn’t have “theirs”? It’s […]
Dignified Interdependent Relationships
By Dan Crain, South Atlanta Community Facilitator/Pastor Dignified Interdependent Relationships What a weird sounding term. It loosely means to give and receive with Christ and people around me. Independence means […]
The Bizarro Bible – part 2
(the second in a series of three blogs by Larry Webb) Blessed. For the first fifty years of my life I thought the rich were blessed. I thought the […]
The Bizarro Bible
The Bizarro Bible: Larry Lee Webb 12/07/16 (the first blog in a three part series by Larry) If you grew up reading DC comic books, an explanation of “Bizarro […]
Doc’s Visit
By Dan Crain, South Atlanta Community Facilitator A few years ago a good friend visited a community living out reconciliation with neighbors on the street in midtown Atlanta. This is […]
Visions of Reconciliation
By Anna Ferguson; Operations Guru for REMERGE March 2016 I came to Atlanta to be part of an Immersion Workshop for what was then Church on the Street. What […]
