The following commentary is by Wesley Putnam, a full-time evangelist in the UMC and former president of the National Association of United Methodist Evangelists. Below, Mr. Putnam provides an eyewitness account of a Feb. 27 church conference at University United Methodist Church in Austin, Texas, at which the church voted to affiliate with the pro-homosexuality [...]
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Podcast encore: Bishop Alfred Norris on ‘Vitality in Ministry’
Posted in Bishops, Church Renewal, North Georgia Conference, Ordination, Sermons, United Methodist Church, tagged Audio, UMC, United Methodist Church on February 16, 2011 |
During February, while MethodistThinker is on hiatus from new postings, we’re showcasing podcasts from our fall 2010 season. This podcast features an address by Bishop Alfred Norris. Born in Louisiana in 1938, Alfred Lloyd Norris was educated at Dillard University in New Orleans and Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta. After serving for 16 years as [...]
Riley Case: Seminaries and the decline of United Methodism
Posted in Bishops, Book of Discipline, Camp Meeting, Christian/Methodist History, Church Renewal, General Conference, Leadership Development, Ordination, Stewardship, UM Higher Education, United Methodist Church, tagged UMC, United Methodist Church on January 7, 2011 | 2 Comments »
The following commentary is by Riley B. Case, associate executive director of the Confessing Movement Within the United Methodist Church. Dr. Case served many years as a pastor and district superintendent in the UMC’s North Indiana Conference (now the Indiana Conference). He is the author of Evangelical and Methodist: A Popular History (Abingdon Press) and [...]
Podcast: Bishop Alfred Norris on ‘Vitality in Ministry’
Posted in Bishops, Church Renewal, North Georgia Conference, Ordination, Podcasts, Sermons, United Methodist Church, tagged Audio, UMC, United Methodist Church on October 18, 2010 |
The latest MethodistThinker Podcast features an address by Bishop Alfred Norris, currently interim president of Atlanta’s Gammon Theological Seminary. Born in Louisiana in 1938, Alfred Lloyd Norris was educated at Dillard University (New Orleans) and Gammon Seminary. After serving for 16 years as a United Methodist pastor and district superintendent in his native state, he [...]
