Christianity The Other Political Party: The Hijacking of a Faith - Couverture souple

Williams, Pastor Owen E.

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798218704919

Editeur : O.E. Williams Ministries Inc., 2025

Synopsis

The Christian faith is barely recognizable today compared to its foundational doctrines and beliefs outlined in the Bible. Biblical teachings on bias, partiality, indifference, and warnings of greed, lust, and the love of money seem foreign to today’s Christian church. Blinded by desire and enslaved to the flesh, this body seems incapable of brotherly love, personal charity towards the stranger, living justly, having mercy, and walking humbly before their God. And, in this ethos, they have inflicted much pain and suffering amongst the brethren. Looking at the world today, you see the extensive division among people. Witnessing this phenomenon in action is incredible because it has helped resolve the division among people. The one thing all people seem to agree upon---Black people, White people, Asian people, Indian people, English people, French people, Scandinavian people, and Caribbean people---is that they dislike someone or their group and feel comfortable expressing their dislike in some form of public expression. Not even the gospel of love could unite the world so boldly in love and support for one another. Where does this power of influence come from?

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Pastor Owen E. Williams is the Pastor of St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church and the retired Director of Pastoral Care Services at Kings County Medical Center.Pastor Williams has a Bachelor of Science degree in Administrative Planning in Criminal Justice and Criminology, a Master's degree in Christian Ministry and Pastoral Counseling, an Honorary Doctorate in Christian Ministries, and a graduate of the New York City Police Department Citizens Academy. Pastor Williams is the President of the Queens Federation of Churches Board of Directors, a board member emeritus of Live on NY, a member emeritus of the 103rd Precinct Executive Community Board, a member of the Clergy Liaison Staff for the 103rd Precinct, and a member of the Committee for Religious Liberties in Washington, DC. The founder and president of O.E. Williams Ministries is a non-profit organization with a footprint in Johannesburg, South Africa. At St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, he has established numerous ministries and conducted workshops on deaconship, mission work, and ushering, both within and outside the church. He built a highly successful outreach ministry, which included vacation Bible school, book bag and backpack giveaways, clothing and food pantries, healthcare, and social services. He has also established OE Williams Ministries in South Africa, conducting semi-annual certification training for social workers, schoolteachers, crisis counselors, police officers, and clergy on "Solution Focus Pastoral Counseling."At Kings County Medical Center, he was responsible for an Ecumenical Ministry that served the spiritual needs of over 600 patients and 5,000 staff. He created an extensive community outreach program, a lay chaplain volunteer program, and grief counseling services for patients, family members, and staff. He also oversaw the spiritual council for the entire system of eleven acute care hospitals. He is the author of four published books: -The Corporate Christian: Christian Beliefs vs. Corporate Behaviors -The Corporate Christian 2: The Battle for Your Beliefs-The Corporate Christian III: The Hidden War-American Christianity, Black Liberation, White LegalismPastor Williams has been married to Elder Debora Williams for 35 years, and they have one daughter, Desiree Rose Williams.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: O.E. Williams Ministries Inc.
• Date d'édition: 2025
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798218704919
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 176
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