Posts tagged Martin Luther King jr.
Free at Last
Free at Last

This year, I found a new biography that looks at MLKs life from a fresh perspective–that of Martin Luther King’s Christian faith and the philosophical and theological impulses that shaped his convictions and his work: Martin Luther King: A Religious Life by Paul Harvey. In this post, I explore a fascinating subnarrative, MLKs what ministry leadership lessons we can learn from his work.

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Robert Mayer, Leadership, Ethics & Society, Book ReviewsRobert MayerMartin Luther King jr., Civil Rights Movement Comment
MLK and Human Life: A Divided Church
MLK and Human Life: A Divided Church

We’re just through the Christmas season (and our fellow Anglican and Orthodox Christians celebrate a bit longer than the rest of us do). Winter break is over for schools. Most of us are trying to get back to normal and deal with holiday debt. Congregations begin to look ahead to Easter, which comes a bit later on the calendar this year.

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Robert Mayer, Ethics & Society, Church PracticesRobert MayerMartin Luther King jr., pro-life, sanctity of human life, white, African Americans, Miraslov VolfComment