Jacob Davis
@revjacobdavis.bsky.social
I'm an Anglican priest (Diocese of Christ Our Hope), writer, editor, and artist, currently serving as editor of Anglican Compass.
Rest in peace and rise in glory, President Carter. You truly lived your faith in word and deed.
Former US president Jimmy Carter died Sunday at age 100.
The Baptist from Georgia challenged categories with his evangelical witness and progressive politics.
The Baptist from Georgia challenged categories with his evangelical witness and progressive politics.
Died: President Jimmy Carter, Politician, Peanut Farmer, and Christian - Christianity Today
A Baptist from Georgia, he challenged categories with his evangelical witness and progressive politics.
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December 30, 2024 at 2:00 AM
Rest in peace and rise in glory, President Carter. You truly lived your faith in word and deed.
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True North: A Simple Vision
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December 9, 2024 at 3:22 PM
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Part of my job at @anglicancompass.bsky.social is editing our books, which requires beginning an edit at least a couple of months before they're released. Right now, I'm finding it surprisingly poignant—spooky, even—to be editing a book meant for Holy Week during the middle of Advent.
December 9, 2024 at 4:25 PM
Part of my job at @anglicancompass.bsky.social is editing our books, which requires beginning an edit at least a couple of months before they're released. Right now, I'm finding it surprisingly poignant—spooky, even—to be editing a book meant for Holy Week during the middle of Advent.