Baptist Church of West Chester

How long oh Lord?

Pastor Evan Duncan brings Habakkuk and Fred Rogers into dialogue.

Pastor Katelyn puts the prophet Micah in dialogue with American Baptist pastor and theologian Walter Rauschenbusch.

Can God redeem them? Me? Pastor Evan Duncan puts Jonah in conversation with Rachel Held Evans.

Serving the God who stands with means we can't stand by.

Pastor Evan puts Obadiah and priest Gustavo Gutiérrez in conversation.

Gathered worship and acts of justice and righteousness are both vital ways we orient ourselves to the character and mission of God. Pastor Evan puts Amos and activist and community leader Shane Claiborne in conversation about our call to care for our neighbors.

What do we do when we find ourselves in disaster? Pastor Evan Duncan invites us to look to the book of Joel and the life of Desmond Tutu as we think about a way forward in the midst of difficult days.

“We need, in every community, a group of angelic troublemakers” - Bayard Rustin

In this summer series, we will look at each of the twelve minor prophets in the Hebrew Bible and illustrate the message of each prophet with the life of a modern saint. These saints exemplify the spirit that characterized each prophet and helps us remember that God is still speaking and working through God’s people.

This week, Pastor Evan Duncan looks at the prophet Hosea and the mother of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale.

God is not imprisoned by his majesty - Karl Barth

Pastor Evan reflects on Psalm 29, the trinity, and the surprising ending of the Psalm that points to the character of our powerful AND good God.

Rev. Katelyn Keeling reflects on a vision for mutual love from John's letter.

Pastor Evan Duncan reflects on the implications of John's message that God is Love.