David Anderson Hooker, Peacebuilding Professor, Mediator and Pastor in the United Church of Christ makes a passionate argument that salvation is primarily social, not personal. He asks the question, “Has everybody been served?”

David Anderson Hooker: Peacebuilding and the Sacraments (Part 3)

We are a community of interdenominational leaders, rebuilding the church through the practice of Franciscan renewal.

Our approach is drawn from the conversion and example of St Francis Of Assisi, who was called by Jesus in 1205, ”Francis, can’t you see? My Church is in ruins. Rebuild my Church.”

We practice a proven, Franciscan process for Church renewal that involves three steps: getting the story, healing the story and changing the story. To do this we host an annual School which consists of three retreats, and we visit a range of communities to facilitate in-house workshops and renewal events.

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We are a community of interdenominational leaders, rebuilding the church through the practice of Franciscan renewal. Our approach is drawn from the conversion and example of St Francis Of Assisi, who was called by Jesus in 1205, ”Francis, can’t you see? My Church is in ruins. Rebuild my Church.” We practice a proven, Franciscan process for Church renewal that involves three steps: getting the story, healing the story and changing the story. To do this we host an annual School which consists of three retreats, and we visit a range of communities to facilitate in-house workshops and renewal events.

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David Anderson Hooker: Peacebuilding and the Sacraments (Part 3)

David Anderson Hooker: Peacebuilding and the Sacraments (Part 3)