Pursuing Unity Into 2021
The past few years within the United States has been especially challenging for the ministry of unity. Nationally we’ve experienced significant changes from our previous era of consensus. Changes in: *Politics...
Faith Resource on George Floyd and Our Current National Crisis
On this podcast in the midst of the grief and crisis befalling our country, I try to help fellow White Christians and people of conscience begin to reflect on what might...
Botham Jean, Costly Grace, and the Greater Work of Justice
by Alexei Laushkin The case of Botham Jean has been on my mind and something I’ve tracked since the killing took place. Botham Jean was a worship leader at the Dallas West Church of Christ. ...
New Website!
We are excited to announce our new website! Thank you for your patience as we work through the bugs.
We’re Hiring
Kingdom Mission Society is hiring for the following positions. Full-time KMS Partnerships Manager and KMS Communications Associate. Part-time KMS Office Administrator. Job Title: KMS Partnerships Manager Kingdom Mission Society [a 501(c)(3)...
Aiming for Higher Ground
by Alexei Laushkin Hymn writing has fascinating origins. Take this hymn by Johnson Oatman Jr. (1856-1926). He’s a clergyman from New Jersey, a bit of a journeyman as a pastor but...
Offering One’s World Back to God
by Alexei Laushkin One thought from Metropolitan Kalistos Ware has always stuck with me. The idea is that man is only created creature that can offer back his world back to...
Taking a Break from the News
by Alexei Laushkin Let listening to worldly news be bitter food for you, and let the words of saintly men be as combs filled with honey (St. Basil) In the world...
A Consequence of a Divided Church
by Alexei Laushkin As many of us recover from Trump exhaustion and yet another shooting in Florida (click here), I want us to take a moment to think about a big...
What We Might Be Missing
by Alexei Laushkin The Gospel of John gives us some real glimpses into the life of the Holy Trinity. On the night he was betrayed St. John gives us a glimpse...