From the monthly archives:

April 2012

Jennifer Knapp – Inside Out Faith

April 27, 2012

We’re excited to be welcoming Jennifer Knapp for a stop on her Inside Out Faith tour at our next large Living in the Tension community gathering at Roscoe’s in Chicago on 3356 N. Halsted Street. The event will be start at 7pm on Thursday, May 31st. The free event is being co-sponsored by the LGBT [...]

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Day of Silence

April 20, 2012 · 3 comments

The following post by Brent Bailey was re-posted from his blog at oddmanout.net. Brent is a student in the Masters of Divinity program at Abilene Christian University and he will be joining us this summer as an intern at The Marin Foundation. In the post below, he shares about how the theme of silence has [...]

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Living in the Tension – Tues, April 17

April 16, 2012

For our Living in the Tension community gathering on April 17th, we will be hosting a group from CCDA (Community Christian Development Association) and the gathering will still be open to the public. We will be sharing some information about The Marin Foundation, a friend of ours will be sharing some of his story about [...]

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On Being Pro-Family & LGBT Individuals Reproducing

April 11, 2012 · 2 comments

The following post was written by Kevin Harris, Director of Community Relations at The Marin Foundation. As long as I can remember, my mom and dad and sisters have always been in my life. We would go to church on the weekends together where my Grandpa Harris would preach and we would sit down together [...]

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Living in the Tension – Mon. April 9

April 5, 2012

For our next Living in the Tension gathering, we will be wrapping up our examination of conflict resolution by discussing three areas of practical application, starting with a look at what makes a real apology and how they are effective. We will discuss the five biggest mistakes people make when engaged in conflict and wish [...]

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