In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson managed to get through the Congress of the United States a national Voting Rights Act. It was not an easy task since Johnson had …
On our last few days in South Africa, we tasted the
land in several ways. With Professor Izak Spangenberg as our
guide, we went on a four day, …
In the Iowa caucuses last Thursday a mighty tide
of frustration was released in both of America’s political
parties. Establishment candidates, well financed, were overturned
by newcomers. Political …
It is a relatively new organization. They call it
“The New Reformation Network.” Its primary leaders are three
Afrikaans professors. Two of them, Dr. Izak Spangenberg,
Professor of …
For years I have yearned to return to South Africa. I have not
been there since 1976 when apartheid was still fully enforced.
Nelson Mandela was in jail on …
Dear Friends,
On December 24th, 1974 I delivered in my Church in Richmond, Virginia, a sermon, which sought to put the Christmas story into a modern context through …
Dear Friends,
From time to time a report comes across my desk
that is so important that I want to share it with my readers.
That …
“The Pope has too much power. The Pope is finally answerable
to the Church.”
“The Catholic Church has a problem with credibility.”
“The Church’s teaching on …
It was a very different kind of liturgy. The opening hymn
was by New Zealand hymn writer Shirley Murray, exhorting the
community of Christ to cry out for …
“There were two ways that people seemed to relate to the
death of my wife. Those who perceive death as the opposite of
life tended to look at …