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Who are you, Lord?” was Paul’s question on the Damascus Road, where he was confronted by the resurrected Jesus (
Acts 9:5). He spent the rest of his life answering this question and then sharing the answer with all who would listen. Grace Communion International would like to share this answer with you. Not being geographically community-based as a church, we do this by offering you online theological resources that fit a wide profile of background, understanding and interest. The Bible is one of the resources which points us to Jesus Christ, especially the new testament gospels. Whether you are well-versed in the Bible, or have never considered it, we offer a series of online resources that cater for all levels of enthusiasm in wanting to know Jesus Christ and how we can know Him better through personal relationship.
For Thanksgiving, I was invited by my two Arizona children’s families to go with them to Puerto Peñasco, also known as Rocky Point, on the Mexican coast south of Phoenix.
Annette Nettles: Washougal pastor draws on experience, focuses on love, unity
Published: February 7, 2021, 6:00am
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6 Photos Pastor Annette Nettles has been a senior pastor for five years, leading Love at the Cross, a small congregation that meets in Washougal. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery
Being the only Black person in the room is nothing new to Annette Nettles, pastor of Love at the Cross, a small congregation in Washougal.
Nettles’ own relatives are often the only Black faces she sees as she looks out across her tiny flock of 21 members.
It’s not that Nettles is unaware of the differences between herself and her white, mostly older congregants. It’s that she feels called to overcome those differences and help others see how to overcome them, too.
The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Dr Cyril G. K. Fayose, has implored the leadership and followers of the various political parties, particularly the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as well as the Electoral Commission, to desist from actions and activities that could throw the country into a state of anarchy and violence.
Rather, he has urged the parties to express “goodwill and love” for one another after the 2020 general election which has been marked by various electoral protestations, including the dispute of the presidential results by the opposition NDC.
“We should not only pray for peace and goodwill in Ghana; we must also walk the talk, we must walk the hymn and the singing, we must walk the prayer. Our political leaders and their followers should not do anything to jeopardise the peace that we enjoy in Ghana.
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The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Dr Cyril G. K. Fayose, has implored the leadership and followers of the various political parties, particularly the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as well as the Electoral Commission, to desist from actions and activities that could throw the country into a state of anarchy and violence.
Rather, he has urged the parties to express “goodwill and love” for one another after the 2020 general election which has been marked by various electoral protestations, including the dispute of the presidential results by the opposition NDC.
“We should not only pray for peace and goodwill in Ghana; we must also walk the talk, we must walk the hymn and the singing, we must walk the prayer. Our political leaders and their followers should not do anything to jeopardise the peace that we enjoy in Ghana.