Counter-Cultural Leadership Leadership in the world Jesus was born into developed from the ideas of a Roman Republic into the ideas of a Roman Empire that included an emperor with an increasing absolute rule, and authoritarianism. Rome was often known for its strong military might which was a systemic outflow and a characteristic of the…
Father Dale Hall began ministry in 1987 at Calvary Baptist Church, in Rome, Georgia, while in college. He’s been a social worker and crisis counselor, as well as a Vineyard pastor. He’s now an Anglican priest serving at The Mission in Chattanooga, where he serves as the vicar and lead pastor of The Street Chapel, which serves the local homeless community. He also serves The Mission as director of clergy credentialing and Dean of Spiritual Formation at the Mission School of Ministry. He lives in Chattanooga with his wife Kimberly. They have two sons and a daughter-in-law.
Welcoming all as Christ
Welcome all as Christ The Rule of Saint Benedict may seem antiquated to us today. Written in the early 6th century as a rule of life for those living together in community as Christians and monks, the Rule of Saint Benedict provided much needed direction and a path to living in community without killing each…
The Funeral: Pastoring in the time of Mourning
A funeral is one of the most difficult things anyone may ever have to do. Even as “professionals,” it is often difficult to know what to do or what to say. Often we may not even know the deceased that well. They may have been a family member of a parishioner, or they may have attended our church…
