Today's American culture is really good at creating isolation. Yet many young people are bucking that trend by ditching the smart phone in favor of the dumb phone, trying to visit with people face to face rather than virtually, and even by moving to the very tactile world of writing and reading notes using that wonderful medium of pen and paper!
The process of building or rebuilding a culture happens slowly, and for the most part it happens with real live human contact. It's the same with the culture of Christianity.
Rather than retreating into technology, like this website, Wittenberg Door is going live, with Pastor Spotts having regular office hours at the Mizzou Student Center. There's nothing like gathering with others to chat, to study, to ask and answer real philosophical, cultural, or spiritual questions, or to work on homework! Look for the Mobile office any time, but especially by clicking the image below to see the calendar. Come on by!
The process of building or rebuilding a culture happens slowly, and for the most part it happens with real live human contact. It's the same with the culture of Christianity.
Rather than retreating into technology, like this website, Wittenberg Door is going live, with Pastor Spotts having regular office hours at the Mizzou Student Center. There's nothing like gathering with others to chat, to study, to ask and answer real philosophical, cultural, or spiritual questions, or to work on homework! Look for the Mobile office any time, but especially by clicking the image below to see the calendar. Come on by!
