Wilmington Faith & Values

New Year Brings Change: “Love in Action”

Andy Lee | Jan 25, 2013

Blogger Andy Lee has changed the name and focus of her blog in 2013 to "Love in Action." Find out why, and how you can contribute.
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COMMENTARY: If the legislature allows Bible classes in public schools, can it refuse to teach about other holy books?

David Scott | Mar 1, 2013

Writer David Scott asks if a new bill being considered in the N.C. General Assembly to teach Bible classes in public schools could also exclude the teaching of other holy texts.
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The Geometry of Marriage

Jana Greene | Feb 13, 2013

Of her marriage and her T-shirt, Jana Greene writes: "I’d bought the pink T-shirt at a Christian bookstore several years ago when My Beloved and I were newlyweds. I had never been in love in the all-encompassing way that I love him and had never really expected to be. That head-over-heels-ness was for other people, I’d thought."
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The bravest man I know

Jana Greene | Jun 12, 2013

"To my husband, Bob. We see what you do, and we love you so. Happy Father’s Day!"
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Where are the spiritual leaders on Moral Mondays?

David Scott | Jun 3, 2013

David Scott writes: "It's Moral Monday (June 3) in Raleigh, and hundreds will assemble to ask for change from North Carolina's legislators. I ask how many spiritual leaders, pastors, priests will be there?"
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Freefall into the Father’s Hand: a faith not baby-stepped

Jana Greene | Jan 26, 2013

Celebrating 13 years of sobriety, Jana Greene takes us back to 2001 and an early prayer she said to God for her recovery.
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Forgive us our churchiness

Jana Greene | Jun 3, 2013

Blogger Jana Greene writes: "We humans have made your church about us. But church – as you’ve intended – is just a gathering of your broken disciples, gathered around at your feet, wanting to learn how to love. It is a wedding celebration of sorts, between the Creator and his creation, with the whole world invited to the reception (which lasts for eternity – what a party!) What makes the church your “bride”, even with all its foibles, denials and betrayals, is that you first loved us. You love your children, gathered at your feet looking to you, not around at each other."
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