The God I No Longer Believe In

Join Sister Abigail at Oasis Interfaith Ministry as she discusses the evolution of her faith in the last couple of years.

I am not sure why this happens but often when re-blogging a post from one of my other blogs the video does not play here at The Sister Abigail Show. To watch a video just click the “view original” link below. The video will then play.

Oasis Interfaith Ministry

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Learn To Play The Ukulele With Sister Abigail – The G Chord Progression

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Should Sodomites Be Put To Death? With Special Guest: Pastor Greg Harman – New Beginnings Christian Church

This is an archived interview from the last season of The Sister Abigail Show. I look forward to the many new shows that are on the way. To receive updates about The Sister Abigail Show please fill out the contact form on the Home Page.  Blessings! – Sister Abigail

Sister Abigail Sharing About The Kingdom Of God @ New Beginnings Christian Church Richmond Virginia

This is one of my older presentations @ New Beginnings Christian Church. I will post another in a couple of days. – Sister Abigail

How To Start A Pen-Pal Outreach: A Mini-Course By Rev. Lacie Love Hester

A Course By Rev. Lacie Love Hester

How To Start a Pen-Pal Outreach Booklet

Do Not Be Put Off By The Failure Of The Church

“The Church is a whore, but she’s my mother.” – (attributed to Saint Augustine in Letters To A Young Evangelical)

The Gospel Can Not Only Be Rejected For Its Content But Also How It Is Delivered

“Soren Kierkegaard, the Danish existentialist, once said there are those who tell lies in such a way that you think they are telling you the truth.  He went on to suggest that far more dangerous are those who tell the truth in such a way that you think they are telling you a lie.  When the Gospel is presented with little regard to the sensitivities of others, it may readily be rejected not because of its content but because of how it has been delivered.”

As quoted by Tony Campolo in his book Letters To A Young Evangelical