For some, the act of dreaming itself can feel unrealistic, a luxury that is too far-fetched from reality. Within this tension between suffering and hope, the meaning of a dream shifts, shaped by the circumstances of the dreamer.
In an act of shared commitment, New Jersey Conference’s gratitude offering this year has been designated to support individuals with disabilities in both our churches and our schools.
Many years ago, while a college student, a good friend gave me a book that would change my life forever. The book is titled “Living God’s Love” by the author Douglas Cooper.
When the church reflects Christ’s love through genuine warmth, organization and a message of hope, it is a powerful tool for evangelism and spiritual growth.
There is a deep faithfulness and hope in sending teams to serve through preaching, health and construction. The goal is to share the Word of God and love of Jesus, but the greatest impact often happens in those who go.
