Fred’s Findings
Fred LigginFinding the Way through the intersections of faith and culture, and hospitality and trauma.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | fredliggin.substack.com |
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"Vs. 4 Come back to me and live! 5 Don’t worship at the pagan altars . . . Come back to the Lord and live! . . . 7 You twist justice, making it a bitter pill for the oppressed. You treat those who do justice like dirt. . . . 10 How you hate...
On "Church and State"
This article was published by the extraordinary folks (and wonderful editor Kim Root) at the Virginia Gazette, our region’s newspaper). You can read it here. I wanted to share it here for posterity purposes. If you don’t mind, do me a favor...
My Nation
I pray for my nation tonight. I pray for the mending of wounds from the scourge of violence. I pray for the fear-mongering, scapegoating, and unwillingness to engage in the free exchange of ideas. I pray for the church to rise and not allow...
Christ is not Distant
Ignatius of Latakia (a port city in Syria, historically known as Laodicea) delivered these words before the World Council of Churches in 1968:
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Follower of Jesus, husband to Alison, father to Ian and Javarie, pastor w/Williamsburg Christian Church, founder of 3e Restoration Inc, contextual theologian, cert. trauma professional, ethnographer, small bus. owner, adj. lecturer at William & Mary.
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