A Node in the Web of the Emerging Church
Karen Ward discusses Church of the Apostles
Presentation by Karen Ward
- Karen Ward
- 34 minutes
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David mentions in the intro. that Karen says Dorothy Bass when she means Diana Butler Bass. Actually, she did mean Dorothy Bass. Dorothy has written a series of “Christian Practices” books that are truly outstanding. The one on Sabbath is a great call for reclaiming the gift of Sabbath.