What is Long Looking?
Long Looking focuses on spiritual and financial growth in the context of broader cultural, economic, and political concerns. Teaching, preaching, workshops, fundraising and campaign guidance, as well as conference services are provided for religious and secular nonprofits including congregations and community organizations.
It offers this daily blog drawing on personal reflection and public resources. Comments and queries are welcome!-
Meet William Green
Taken outside his residence in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Small acts of courage
(c) The Christian Century – May 2, 2012 – Thomas G. Long, Emory University, Candler School of Theology [blog note: see also Irshad Manji and the Moral Courage Project] In the spring of 1939, 47-year-old Paul Grüninger was a middle-level police … Continue reading
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An Islamic State in Egypt? The Muslim Brotherhood & the Presidential Elections
Martin Marty Center for the Advanced Study of Religion The University of Chicago Divinity School Sightings 4/26/2012 — Barbara Zollner* The battle over Egypt’s democratic future is at a significant crossroads. But while the fight for succession to Mubarak’s throne … Continue reading
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Singing the Blues
Bible excerpt from Mark 16:1-8 (Good News Bible): “Who will roll away the stone for us from the entrance to the tomb?” William C. Green The secret of the blues is strength in the middle of trouble. It brings to … Continue reading
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