“In this room, also men were executed if they were deemed no longer useful to the Nazi. The methods of execution were varied. Sometimes a bullet was used, but our guide informed us that his captors had said many times that a bullet was too expensive a price to pay for the death of a […]
Category Archives: #decolonizeLutheranism
Decolonize the Body of Christ
Guest post from LSTP seminarian Lindsey Beukelman for Eating Disorder Awareness Week, which falls this year on the same week as Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday in our liturigcal calendar. This is a very important time in the church year. Many church have just listened to the disciples staring in wonder at a dazzling Jesus, […]
An Appeal to All Christians in the United States of America – Presented by the Lutheran Confessional Community of #decolonizeLutheranism on the day of the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump, 1/20/2017
(A re-setting of and tribute to The Barmen Declaration of 1934, presented as a reminder to the Churches of the United States on the inauguration day of Donald J. Trump) Through the vehicle of this blog post – the central leadership of #decolonizeLutheranism has come together to re-affirm their confession of faith and dedication to the one, […]
A Teaser Trailer from #decolonize16
Get a taste of what happened at #decolonize16, our inaugural revival gathering!
Dear Church: Why Some Folks Are So Threatened By #decolonizelutheranism?
“Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” Frederick Douglass Greetings Church. It’s been a little bit and so much has happened. First #decolonize16 has happened. For all those who attended, watched online, supported in spirit, or donated, thank you. You have my heartfelt gratitude. Often I have felt the […]
You don’t see color.
Yo, homes, lemme holla atcha for a minute.I gotta tell you a secret.Shh, com’ere. your brother’s blood is calling out to you from the ground, but you can’t hear it, because your ears are attached to your eyes, and well,You “don’t see color.”You don’t see color.You don’t see me in all my caramel macciato with […]
Persistence
I’ll tell you what, there’s nothing quite like the opportunity to preach. At the seminary from which you graduated. On a vague parable. About 24 hours in advance. I think this right here could either be attributed to outright insanity or the Holy Spirit. As we’re a people of faith, let’s go with the […]