Christ Came Not Only To Save The Bronx, But Also Levittown

A great deal of the new-media writers I like today touch upon, from time to time, issues of faith and class, working class people, those in poverty, and evangelism. I found the story linked below to be provocative and interesting. H/T: A Conservative Blog For Peace

Episcopalian C. Wingate offers this delightful and worthy read over at the blog Tune: Kings Lynn : Come All Ye That Are Somewhat Vexed
Points to consider:
  • Have we made our best efforts to be truly open to every soul?
  • Have our charitable efforts been accompanied by efforts of true evangelism? We have food pantries. Those that benefit are grateful. They know we give. Do they know why we give?
  • What is our outreach to the middle class?
  • Have we sought to really understand Christ’s vision of an all encompassing mission to everyone? Rejecting “conservative” class consciousness or “liberal” class obsession? Each soul counting?

I sure hope so.

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