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- Address:
302 East Illinois St
Chicago, IL 60611Neighborhood:
Gold Coast / Streeterville
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bellwetherchicago.com/
- Phone: (312) 222-1800
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 3:00am
Saturday-Sunday 3:00pm - 3:00am
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday 10:00am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Vincent Munday
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Check out http://www.bellwetherchicago.com/catering/ for our full catering menu!
- Entertainment: Live DJ every night starting at 9pm, DJ Defcutdon mixes music along with music videos during his sets at Bellwether. 3 - 150" projector screens along with TV's at the bar.
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Bellwether features an eclectic modern american cuisine that includes everything from a signature bellwether salad, to wraps and burgers, to steaks and seafood dishes. There is also an outstanding wine, beer, and spirits selection. The dining room features 3-150' screens that come down from the ceiling to enjoy any of your favorite Chicago sports teams.Continued
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Bellwether reviews from OpenTable diners
33 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food3.5Service3.3
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (9)vibrant bar scene (8)good for groups (7)fit for foodies (6)great for lunch (4)kid-friendly (3)romantic (3)late-night find (3)special occasion (3)hot spot (2)notable wine list (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Does anyone know they are open??OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/13/2014No one there - super cold - slow service and cold food.
- Skip It...bad food for the moneyIluv2dineDined on 10/17/2014I was looking for a place that was med priced to take my kids, and close to my hotel. I wish I would have skipped it and had a pizza. The food was ok at best and our bill was over $100, not to mention the service was very slow. This would be a nice place for a quick HH drink. Save your money.Special Features:
- Service failureEddiefoxDined on 10/11/2014We had been staying at the Embassy Suites so this was very convenient. We had lunch here the day before with decent food and service. However, we had dinner there Saturday night and the service was bad. Our appetizers came before our drinks, one entree came out wrong, the manager was less than helpful and after two hours we finally had to ask for our tab. Overall a bad experience.Special Features:
- Good menu and great atmosphereheidiVIPDined on 10/8/2014Really enjoyed lunch at Bellwether. Had the root veggie soup that was delish and their kale salad is beautiful and a huge portion..share it with a friend. Love the decor of the restaurant and it was nice and quiet at lunch so we could have an actual business conversation. Service was lacking a bit. The waiter was slow and seemed new and he was training someone else so the service lagged but overall, good experience and I'll definitely go back to try dinner.
- confusedConfused2disappointedDined on 10/5/2014Selected wine was out of stock. Picked another wine...30 minutes to first pour. Upscale décor, noisy bistro style with sports bar TV's everywhere & DJ playing pounding rap. I had a hard time enjoying the fusion/confusion of these disparate cues. Since I was not hungry, I only had the fish taco appetizer. Sauce was interesting, but fish had a mildewed odor and was cold. I ate 2 of 3, but only because the plate was in front of me.
- DisappointingGoodfoodhunterVIPDined on 9/27/2014We went because they had gotten of the booths and bought leather chairs for each table. The food was over salted and portions were smaller than expected for the price. Will not go back. So many calories, so little time; to waste it on bad food.
- nice place, bad foodaratDined on 9/20/2014I'd only come back for a drink. Food was very bland and our waiter didn't seem to care about anything.
- What a let down!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/19/2014I organized a happy hour here with 10+ friends last Friday. There happened to be a protest at outside of the restaurant/hotel. The protesters we're blocking all entrances which made it difficult for our friends to easily come in and out. What made matter worse was that it was a disability group and they had placed wheelchairs in front of all entrances. Not only we're we as patrons frustrated but it made matters much worse because the wait staff was heckling them as well. The wait staff (approx 5 people) we're mocking and imitating the disabled and we're even encouraging patrons to shove the doors with as much force as possible so that it would move the chairs w/ individuals in them. Being from the MD profession we we're utterly disgusted.Special Features:
- unimpressedPaolyDined on 8/31/2014The presentation of the food was really lovely. Unfortunately the food wasn't very good at all. With the exception of one of our diners buffalo Wings appi. They were substantial in size and the best she had ever eaten.Special Features:
- BrunchKimbeeDined on 8/31/2014We found this place near our hotel and after reading the reviews I was skeptical, but it was close. We had Sunday brunch here and it was very good. My three kids were all pleased with their selections and my husband loved the chicken waffle sandwich. The place was not crowded for a Sunday morning on a holiday which was another odd thing. However, we would probably eat there again if in the neighborhood. The menu had some foodie type choices but also classics. Our waiter was very attentive especially with refilling our drinks. The price were not cheap 12-15 dollar range, but it was our cheapest meal while staying Chicago.Special Features:
- petiteChibabyVIPDined on 8/24/2014did lunch with a friend there at 1:30 on a Sunday....very quiet...not many patrons service was good, but had to remind waiter to bring the bread after we had let him know earlier we wanted it. the salad size was petite compared to other similar places....it was the cabbage salad to which we added chicken. i'd recommend this restaurant only if their portions are enlarged. this wasn't the Ritz or Four Seasons where they can get away with small portions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waiter Not Up to ItGristDined on 7/29/2014While the food was very tasty, the wine list nice and the rest of the staff were wonderful, the waiter made this experience a less than stellar one. Could never seem to get it right with what I ordered or asked for later. I asked for an extra side of something to add to my entree and was done with all the sides and waiting for a bit before it got there (and I'm not a fast eater!). I would go back since the food was great and everyone else was very friendly and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK average good place to goMV90274Dined on 7/25/2014Good food, but nothing too special. Great service, very noisy --- not a place to go to have a conversation with your table mates. Nice vibe otherwise, decorated well.Special Features:
- The following 47 reviews are from the Bellwether reviews archive.
- Hit or miss...sadlyLadyBVIPDined on 7/18/2014Bellwether has the best kale salad in Chicago! My husband and I came across this place after an afternoon massage. Since we've been coming the service was stellar but has gone downhill. The last time we were there it took forever to get our food, the waitress forgot to put in my wing order, and they ended up giving my wings away to another table when they were finally prepared. I only ordered two things!!??! Needless to say I was disappointed. It may be awhile before I am back.Special Features:
- Less than acceptableVisitorDined on 7/3/2014Meal was cold and service was colder. Very disappointed in dinner meal. Surly server - unacceptable.Special Features:
- BellwetherOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014Decorations and setting is nice but would not go back. Food less than average and overall experience felt very rushed.
- Pleasantly surprisedDaveSchanVIPDined on 6/27/2014We'd been to PJ Clarkes, which had occupied this space for many years. While we are game to try new places and anxiously awaited the opening of Bellwether, we were put off by its initial menu (about 15 months ago) which was pretty pricey and with more esoteric foods. The menu has been updated, with a variety of options and pricing, and the ambiance of the surroundings is great. Food choices were good, and the stuffed chicken breasts we had were excellent. It was a very enjoyable dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/11/2014Based on the reviews I expected a relatively decent experience. I was hoping for the best as I was bringing people from out of town. The only thing this place had going for it was 1/2 price red wine on Weds. night. I was with people that had food allergies and the waiter could not adjust. He came back from the kitchen and told my guest that the only thing she could eat was a steak and veggies. He didn't even try to get creative. Their version of a greek salad was lettuce, tomato and carrots. Sad. I won't be going back.
- TOO much LOUD music.OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/1/2014The food , service and décor were outstanding. BUT they had the music cranked up so high you couldn't here any conversation with the people at your table. I will give them another chance because the food and service were great, but if the music is loud, I am outta thereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Ambiance,ChiTownFoodie1Dined on 5/30/2014The restaurant itself is great - chic, contemporary and comfortable (I especially loved the layered chandeliers that are hung throughout the dining room.) Our group ordered a number of different dishes so we had a chance to sample many things and overall the food was mediocre, especially for the prices. The Ceviche appetizer was the one thing that was really delicious - fresh, well-balanced and full of flavor. The Gnocchi (with brown butter, sage, brussel sprouts and parmesan), Fish Tacos and Chicken Tacos were all extremely bland and unsatisfying. Service was friendly but slow.
- Trying to find its nicheChiTownGirlVIPDined on 5/30/2014Have eaten multiple times at Bellwether and every visit seems to bring a new focus for the restaurant. The good news is that the food has always been good. Service ranges from newbie waitstaff (do you want a lime in your gin & tonic after the drink was delivered - showed up on a napkin) to seasoned staff that are very customer focused. This visit seems that they are evolving to be more an upscale sports bar (not sure if it works) with two enormous screens that drop down from the ceiling. I will go back to see where they evolve...Special Features:
- Food ok, service notDaveDined on 5/24/2014We stopped in for dinner here because we were staying the night at the Embassy Suites which is adjacent to the restaurant. Restaurant is comfortable and clean. Our waiter came and took our drink order without any greeting or chitchat of any kind. Summarily brought the drinks and asked if we were ready to order. We said we were not and asked to enjoy our drinks for a few minutes. Not three minutes later he returned and asked for our order. This guy had no affect and was almost intimidating in his lack of demeanor. The young man who brought us our food was engaging and fun to have around. He should have the waiter's job. If you don't get this guy, the restaurant is fine as the food and the location are good.
- Great late night eateryenjoyeatingoutDined on 4/30/2014Great spot for ligjt late dining, after theatre or evening concert. Kitchen open until 3am. Nice variety of choices on menu. Lots of sharable choices. We shared calamari, cerviche, & fish tacos - all were excellant and just the right amount for late dining. Reasonable food prices and wines by the glass. Service was friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- Good food, practical pricesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/26/2014In the heart of Chicago it was good to find a restaurant that offered good food at reasonable prices with a good atmosphere. It seemed like many local Chicagoans from the neighborhood were here.Special Features:
- New kid on the blockChitownDocDined on 4/25/2014This was my second tome to try the Bellwether. My first thoughts are that this is a great upgrade from PJ Clarke's, which used to occupy this spot. I have eaten the lamb burger and the chicken avacado wrap. Both were solid. the fries are tasty and the salads were fresh. Service was a little slow for lunch, but overall a good meal was had by all.Special Features:
- Very nice experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/19/2014I was visiting my son who lives very close to Bellwether, I found it online and made reservations. My son uses a wheelchair and they were very accomodating. We had a great meal and would return.Special Features:
- Theater goersLocaldinerDined on 4/17/2014Great place for before after AMC movies. Pricing is very friendly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/16/2014We had a great time! The food was great! Service was AWESOME!Special Features:
- Loved it!DetroitvisitorDined on 4/12/2014Went there because it was close to our apartment. It was a great choice. The food was excellent and our waiter made very good recommendations. Will return here anytime.Special Features:
- Bellwether with KidsHawksfan1Dined on 4/4/2014Great atmosphere for watching hockey. Food is excellent, a little pricey for having kids there. Service a little on the slow side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for pre-movie dinnerHensel310VIPDined on 4/3/2014Bellwether is a large and pretty space. The cuisine is basically bar food with a few dishes that showed improvement on that genre. Several large screen TVs so if you want to follow hockey, baseball, basketball or football, this would be a very nice place to do so. I think there were about 10-12 bottled beers ..not to mention the ones they have on tap. The noise level is not a problem so you can carry on a normal conversation. Service is very good, accommodating. Prices are moderate.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant!CherylDined on 3/26/2014Only ate lunch there, but fantastic burger, service and ambience! Would love to check out the night scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good neighborhood restaurantNiXi3VIPDined on 3/23/2014It's a nice restaurant with a great interior, good service, good food, and a diverse menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bellwether BrunchKATHRYNDined on 3/16/2014I love the interior design, lighting and colors of Bellwether. The food was delicious as always and I will definitely go there again. Had a delicious Blue Cheese Burger. My friends had the Tilapia sandwich (which they said they liked) and the chocolate cake and ice cream for desert. While the menu for Brunch is limited, the items they do have are delicious. Our server was attentive and very cordial.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced food, decent drinksEvanDined on 3/14/2014Insanely overpriced. We shared the chicken skewer appetizer, which was pretty tasty, but our entrees really disappointed us. My wife had the pulled pork sandwich, that was fine, but probably twice what it should have cost. I had the lamb entree, which had both flat and boring braised meat AND an incredibly over-salted sausage. Our waiter was also pretty darn inattentive, bringing us our drinks and food, and then disappearing. Drinks were nice - I had a negroni, which was pretty solid, and my wife had a good milk stout. Still, we could have had food just as good - or even better - for way less money. I'll maybe go back for an after-movie drink, but I'm done with their food.Special Features:
- went to belwether for a specialpaulDined on 3/8/2014went to belwether for a special occasion we love it good food service was grate ! we will be going back .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bellweather is a great newGeneralDined on 2/28/2014Bellweather is a great new addition to Streeterville. The eclectic menu, good service, good wines and cocktails make this a wise choice for before or after the movie as well as a dinner destination.Special Features:
- Great NightHappyInChicagoDined on 2/14/2014My wife and I were in town late and we're wanting a nice dining experience on short notice. They were very accommodating and had a table for us quickly. The food was excellent and the service was outstanding. We would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service still lackingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/14/2014Waiters took food to wrong tables on multiple occasions. Failed to bring appetizer plates. That was a bit of a turn off, otherwise food was good and the saving grace of my experience.
- HorribleBigsmokindaddyVIPDined on 2/14/2014The food here was not good and was incredibly overpriced. I had a ceviche appetizer priced at $16. Seemed a little pricey for this kind of restaurant, but I'm a big ceviche fan - so I ordered it. The dish was incredibly bad. WAY too much lime juice was used to the point where it was inedible. It's almost as if they used lemon juice or something else instead. I pointed it out to the waiter and told him it was not good. Not only did he not comp it, but a manager should have come over and apologized. We will never go back.


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A Bosnian TV station has broadcast part of a new tape showing the activities of a mujaheddin unit during the Bosnian war.
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The tape shows some of the crimes committed by the unit against Bosnian Serbs during the 1992-1995 war in central Bosnia.
The footage shows mujaheddin "sharpening axes" which they later allegedly used to behead a Serb soldier, and a speech is also recorded of a mujaheddin saying, "They call us terrorists. We are terrorists and we will destroy all the enemies of Allah."
In addition to the hair-raising scenes of corpses and mutilation, there are also pictures of living prisoners of war that the mujaheddin had tied up and abused, Tanjug described the scenes broadcast on Bijeljina's BN TV.
There is also footage of the mujaheddin playing football using, instead of a ball, "a decapitated head."
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The unit was formed in 1993, and according to the clips, that same year, an order was read out saying that they formed part of the Bosnian Army, and had the approval of the then Muslim leadership.
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Mujaheddin war cries can be heard, while there is also footage of the reading of an order that from August 13, 1993, that they are recognized "by the Bosnian state and are part of the the armed forces of the then muslim state of Bosnia-Herzegovina," and that they are there in "the name of Allah".
This tape was found by the Council of Concentration Camp Victims of the Republic of Srpska, whose president, Branislav Dukić, says that the footage came from the Bosniak side.
Dukić said that even among the Bosniaks, there are "those who wish to prove the presence of mujaheddin in Bosnia, and the war crimes they committed on the territory of central Bosnia."
Women were among those seen living in the mujaheddin camp, dressed strictly according to Islamic dictates, as well as children, dressed in military wear, while one little girl is shown holding a pistol.
The unit, as is claimed at the end of the video, numbered some 1,000 fighters by the end of the war, including some 700 Bosniaks, who were recruited during the course of the war, and 300 foreign warriors from Islamic countries.
Recently, footage cropped up on the internet of a farewell ceremony for the mujaheddin, and features addresses given by the Chief of Muslim Army Headquarters and Hague accused General Rasim Delić, and Commander of the Army Third Corps Sakib Mahmuljin.
Parts of the video material - called "Jihad in Bosnia" - that was broadcast by BN TV, will, according to reports, be shown on the Republic of Srpska Radio-Television's news program this evening.
Meanwhile, at the Hague Tribunal, the prosecution will this week call new evidence at the trial of the former commander of the Bosnian Army, Rasim Delić.
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Adorable, kid-friendly, lighthouse staircase, i-pod dock, PS2, boat-bed
Kid friendly amenities (Boat twin trundle bed in loft) PS2, tons of videos, books and games. Perfectly located across the street from Waterfall Park and 1/2 block from pool/Lake Kai and new park. Cottage also has a gas fireplace for keeping warm on snowy evenings. Open kitchen makes it easy to gather with friends and family while cooking. Large back deck is perfect for outdoor gathering. Queen bed, full sized bunk bed and large twin sized trundle boat bed.
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Imports$30.86 billion (2011 est.)
Exports$28.12 billion (2011 est.)
Inflation rate (consumer prices)4.2% (2011 est.)
Unemployment rate9.6% (2011 est.)
GDP - per capita (PPP)$13,800 (2011 est.)
National product real growth rate0.3% (2010 est.)
Internet users3.395 million (2009)
Telephones - mobile cellular10.585 million (2009)
Population growth rate-0.796% (2012 est.)
Population7,037,935 (July 2012 est.)
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The Bulgars, a Central Asian Turkic tribe, merged with the local Slavic inhabitants in the late 7th century to form the first Bulgarian state.
In succeeding centuries, Bulgaria struggled with the Byzantine Empire to assert its place in the Balkans, but by the end of the 14th century the country was overrun by the Ottoman Turks.
Northern Bulgaria attained autonomy in 1878 and all of Bulgaria became independent from the Ottoman Empire in 1908....
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Bulgaria, a former Communist country that entered the EU on 1 January 2007, averaged more than 6% annual growth from 2004 to 2008, driven by significant amounts of foreign direct investment and consumption.
Successive governments have demonstrated a commitment to economic reforms and responsible fiscal planning, but the global downturn sharply reduced domestic demand, exports, capital inflows, and industrial production.
GDP contracted by approximately 5% in 2009, and stagnated in 2010, despite a significant recovery in exports....
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Ed Muskie – Made in Maine 1914 – 1960 by James Witherell
It's everything you wanted to know about Ed Muskie, and then some – informative, thorough, sometimes fascinating, often entertaining. James Witherell's new biography of Muskie, titled Ed Muskie, Maine in Maine, 1914 – 1960, published by Tilbury House, is a good read and a book I savored, perhaps because Ed Muskie touched my life in quite a few ways.
He probably touched your life in many ways too, and it's all here, in detail, perhaps because Witherell grew up in Muskie's home town of Rumford, giving him a real sense of where the man came from, or maybe just because Jim loves history and writing and was willing to do the tremendous amount of research to capture Maine's most famous politician in a way no one else has done – even Muskie in his own autobiography.


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The library will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 for Thanksgiving.
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Musician Mo Phillips will help us release our brand new library video series, "The Mixed Up Files of the West Linn Library"! We will have popcorn, a red carpet, a screening of our first episode, and a few special guests.


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Michael Klein, Philly.com
Judging by the lunchtime lines, one of this year's great hits in fast-casual food in the city has been Hai Street Kitchen, whose corporate master - Genji - bills it as a Japanese burrito shop.
They're on a roll, all right.
Another location is on the way early next year: 125 S. 40th St. in University City.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Step off the elevator onto the third floor of the SouthStar Lofts at Broad and South Streets during most workdays and you may be greeted by cooking aromas and, to add a touch more cheese, the strains of Lionel Richie.
Behind the door of one apartment is the office-slash-test kitchen for Kevin Sbraga's forthcoming restaurant, Juniper Commons.
When Juniper Commons opens on SouthStar's ground floor - and the target is mid-December - Greg Garbacz, the chef de cuisine, and Francis Hagan, the sous chef, will have a full kitchen, including a custom 5-foot hearth for spit-cooking of chicken, hogs, lamb and fish.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Friday Saturday Sunday in Rittenhouse - what Rick Nichols calls "Center City's longest dinner" - has been a study in consistency over its 41 years in business:
The cream of mushroom soup, the upstairs Tank Bar, the laid-back vibe.
And the man in the kitchen.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Instacart - the grocery-delivery service that promises your goods within an hour - has been on a tear recently with its partnerships.
Want booze? The service has LCB approval to send bottles your way. A few things from the supermarket? Depending on your zip code in the Philly area, Instacart will drop off foodstuffs from assorted stores, including Acme, SuperFresh and Green Aisle Grocery.
In its latest move, which started this week, it is using its shoppers to deliver from 32 participating merchants in Reading Terminal Market.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Restaurants might be opening left and right, but doors are locking on a few places, too:
Mount Airy's Avenida went to a less-expensive cantina style - as Cantina Avenida - earlier this year. But that didn't help, as it's closed.
Darling's Cafe, the go-to for Moore College students and budget-conscious Parkway tourists, is shut at 21st and Spring Streets. People are being referred to the Darling's Diner at the Piazza at Schmidt's in Northern Liberties.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Twice a month over the summer, Mugshots Coffeehouse (1925 Fairmount Ave.) was the scene of a burrito pop-up from Bistro 7 chef/owner Michael O'Halloran and business partner and friend Noam Kugelmass.
Now, Manita Burrito is a permanent thing Thursday through Sunday nights at Mugshots.
The signature menu item is the freekeh burrito, built around the super-grain made of roasted green wheat. And while O'Halloran is the front man in this enterprise and cooked healthfully while living in Tucson ages ago, he gives credit to his sous chef, Bertin Lopez, a native of Puebla whose restaurant past includes Azafran.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Just about four months after the opening of Guy Fieri's Chophouse at Bally's in Atlantic City, Fieri himself dropped by for a look-see at the place.
It's money, all right, sitting right there next to the Buca di Beppo on the second level, above the casino floor: red banquettes, lobster tank, expansive bar, lively vibe. Even critics are grooving on the menu, which takes a typically Fieri-esque approach to the traditional chophouse menu. (Yes, there's donkey sauce.)
Caesars has imported three big, bold chef names of late to its Atlantic City properties: Steve Martorano at Harrah's, Fieri at Bally's and Gordon Ramsay, whose pub will open at Caesars in February.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Wednesday, Nov. 12 (at 7:30 a.m.) is day one for Knead Bagels (725 Walnut St.), filling the Washington Square West storefront previously occupied by Philly's Cafe and Tuscany Cafe.
Chef Adam Willner, working with his wife, Cheri, calls this "a modern interpretation of the traditional bagel shop."
In sum, he's boiling his bagels in the old-fashioned way but he's cheffing up the varieties.


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Tangle Stitches ... Jane's First book was released on 1 August 2014. It also made Number 1 on the best seller list at Amazon in August.
Jane's book showcases 41 tangle patters and has a number of easy to sew projects for those who love to hand stitch and machine stitch. She shows you step by step so you can achieve the same looks as the project. Jane's book can be purchased at any online bookstore.
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"It's an extraordinary thing to me that Hugh and I have been married for 29 years. It is also, I believe, a good marriage, although much of it would not seem to be so in terms of the kind of success commercials would hold out to us. However, our own expectations of marriage were false to start out with. Neither of us knew the person we had promised to live with for the rest of our lives. The first bitter lessons of marriage consisted in learning to love the person we had actually married, instead of the image we wanted to have married."
(Madeleine L'Engle, "The Irrational Season")
Where In The World?
"Keep safe and don't let the wackadoodles get to you. They got to me and I suspect I will never be the same again." (Friend,AB) "The farsighted tend to get blindsided by the near sighted." Barry Kolb
"When you begin to think outside the box, you often become some other "leaders" lousy follower. That usually costs something" (Andy Rayner)
"Our guardian angels are bored." (Mike Foster)
It's where I feel I'm at these days. "In the second half of life, it is good just to be a part of the general dance. We do not have to stand out, make defining moves, or be better than anyone else on the dance floor. Life is more participatory than assertive, and there is no need for strong or further self-definition" (Falling Upward. Richard Rohr.120).
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
The Person I Actually Married
"It's an extraordinary thing to me that Hugh and I have been married for 29 years. It is also, I believe, a good marriage, although much of it would not seem to be so in terms of the kind of success commercials would hold out to us. However, our own expectations of marriage were false to start out with. Neither of us knew the person we had promised to live with for the rest of our lives. The first bitter lessons of marriage consisted in learning to love the person we had actually married, instead of the image we wanted to have married."
Bound to Racism And War?
"I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality... I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word."
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Church Growth Illusion
How Church Growth Books & Libraries Kill Your Pastor's (Priest, Minister and Leaders) Soul.
"Even as i sit at my desk writing this chapter, a ravenous monster lurks not more than 12 feet behind me. He is big— ten feet across and eight feet high. His name is library. In small doses he can be very helpful, but when he lines up all his resources against me, he can be quite formidable even though he can't move an inch.
He has eight shelves full of books of every size and description. Most I've read, some I've skimmed, and some are there because I still hope to read them. But each one calls to me with its own agenda. Here are five books with detailed blueprints for deepening my spiritual life. I have nearly two dozen books on the definitive church structure, none of which agree with the others except on one point— my church is doing it wrong! I have a dozen books on human relationships and family life. I'm amazed that marriages even stayed together before the invention of the printing press. And i have 12 different slants on eschatological events, each using the same scriptures to prove widely varying points of view.
I have workbooks that offer me ten easy steps to anything I want— but most of them don't work. ......
But my selection of books on current issues is the most intimidating of all. I have 15 selections cheering me on to more activity than I can produce in six lifetimes. Sell your home and live among the inner-city poor! Get rich so you can send money to God's evangelists so they can help the poor! If God hasn't specifically told you to stay in America, go overseas as a missionary! We must stop abortion now! The list goes on and on— antipornography, new age movement, politics, Latin America….
Sometimes I want to rip this monster from my wall. It's not that i don't enjoy books, since my wall wouldn't be full of them if I didn't. But I get this nagging feeling that we've made Christianity far more complicated than its Founder intended. And i get that same feeling whenever i look at a church calendar or my own schedule, or attend a pastor's conference.
When our hearts cry out for an intimate fellowship with God that seems to escape us, maybe we ought to look at how complicated we've made a very simple gospel."
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Religious Institutions Do Not NEED To Change
"We'll learn how to embrace his presence and walk in his glory, without our religious institutions having to make any change at all. I hope these words provide the impetus for some of the institutions we call church to make significant changes and embrace relational christianity, but it is not necessary. To God, 'church' is not a building down the street, or a name brand denomination. His church is made up of every person who walks in friendship with him. He came because he loved people, not organizations. he desires to change you, not them."
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Friday, November 21, 2014
Unable to Cry.....
"IF I WERE TO ASK YOU to tell me a cave story, I bet you'd have one. Not as memorable, perhaps, as the one told by Prisoner 46664, who spent eighteen of his twenty-seven years in prison hewing stones in and out of the caves of Robben Island off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. There, Nelson Mandela's ideals of mercy and reconciliation were honed with every strike of the hammer that broke the rocks — rocks broken for no other purpose than to break the spirit of the prisoners. Constant movement from pitch blackness to glaring sun caused Mandela's eyes to be burned to the point where he lost the ability to cry, even after he was released. But his suffering in the caves of Robben Island taught the world to cry."
(Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
Digging Up The Kingdom?
"We dig up the Kingdom as we play in the dirt with God."
(Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
Enlightenment Was Correct But Put The Wrong Person Center.
"The Enlightenment Project, another name for "the modern world," got it half right. "Person" does belong at the center of the universe, but the modern world chose the wrong one. You don't belong at the center of the universe. I don't belong at the center of the universe. The human self is not the center of the universe. Only Jesus belongs at the center of the universe."
(Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
"Here we Sand" - or - There we Go" ?????
"We have spent five hundred years in the "Here I Stand" mode of Protestantism. Maybe it's time to move to a "There We Go" mode of mission."
(Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
Church Celebrity: Big Tails Make For Big Targets
"The male bird of paradise has gloriously colored plumage. Those with the longest, thickest tails attract the most females. Subsequent offspring also exhibit the long tail and also compete well for females. Unfortunately, the birds with the biggest tails also have the biggest problem escaping predators who appreciate large birds pinned in place by their plumage. So the bird with the most sex appeal is also the worst choice as a fit mate. Not unlike high school . . . or the rest of life." (Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
"Come to Christ" has Devolved to "Come to Church"
"Our "self" has fallen more in love with its own appearance than in loving "Christ's appearing."Our church is less "hidden with Christ in God" than hiding Christ while crowing and crowning itself. "Come to Christ" has devolved to "Come to church." (Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
Fish Don't Applaud: Why I Am A People Pleaser...
"In the closing pages of Bob Hope's bestselling memoir about his then fifty years in the business, "Don't Shoot, It's Only Me", he answers this question: "After all these years, why don't you retire and go fishing?" "Fish don't applaud." Bob Hope wasn't the only one hungry for applause. In some ways, we are all applause seekers, more dependent on the approval of others than we would ever like to admit; more inclined to be people pleasers than God pleasers. When we place our sense of self in the reflection we see in other people's eyes, what happens when those other people go away?" (Leonard Sweet. The Well Played Life)
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Cree's Proverb - We Can't Eat Money Like Fish
"Only when the last tree has died, and the last river been poisoned, and the last fish has been caught, will we realize we cannot eat money." (Old Cree saying)
Where Does The Money Go?
"Exiles ought to carefully consider how much of their income they can give away in an attempt to be true to the biblical calls to generosity and love. But we also need to research where our money is going and in what ways it's contributing to the alleviation of suffering and to the extension of God's kingdom. Contributing a tithe to a local church that has plenty of money and is going to spend it on new carpet or a new youth hall might not be the most effective use of a gift. As Tom Sine says, "Let's quit kidding ourselves; we even tithe to ourselves. Everything we put into our churches we take back. We are not, as Bonhoeffer said, 'The church for others'; we are the church for ourselves."
-- Michael Frost "Exiles"
Monday, November 17, 2014
When Snakes Measure You.....
Something about pythons. .....
"She wants to know why the snake is acting weird. It still isn't eating. It lies beside her, flattening itself." "Did you say flattening itself?" Hock said. "Listen, get her on the phone. Tell her to put the snake in a cage immediately." "Why are you shouting?" Only then had Hock realized that his voice had risen almost to a scream. In this same shrill pitch he said, "The snake is measuring her. It's getting ready to eat her!""
(Paul Theroux. The Lower River)
Sunday, November 16, 2014
When Christians Create Their Own Persecution
(Stephen W Hill)
"I pray for the day that I stop hearing stories like this one! A friend in the majority world invites a brother from the west to come and teach at a conference. This person claims to have ministered in 60 nations. During the ministry this man curses the dominant religion in the culture. He leaves on a plane the next day meanwhile the brother who invited him into this home and circle of influence flees at midnight with his wife and small children from their home and goes into hiding in order to avoid being murdered.
This man will boast to his circle of ministry partners about his boldness and faith but when gently told about the danger and poverty that he has just plunged his majority world friend into he says, "Sorry." but offers no help, no financial assistance, nothing."
Church Is Nice and Helpful..... But.....
"I'll warn you that this will not be easy. All of us can point to wonderful, even lifechanging moments, that organized religion has provided for us. Who doesn't enjoy the aesthetics of a beautiful worship service? Who has not been enlightened by the teaching of God's Word? Who doesn't have friends there whom we enjoy? No, church life today is not all bad, and that's what makes it difficult to recognize its deficiencies. But the larger question must still be asked: Does it lead us to the fullness of an intimate friendship with Jesus? and if not, why not?....
Such talk is not any more popular in our day than it was in Luthers. His contemporaries thought he wanted to destroy the church, when his motives were quite the opposite. He offered the church healing and spoke out not because he loved it less, but because he loved it more than did the others of his day, who cared less what God wanted than what they did." (Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Would We Hear Luther Or Wesley Today?
"Could Luther and Wesley speak in our pulpits? As long as their words apply to another generation, we revere them. Would we tolerate them if they spoke the same about things we hold dear? Let's try it! Luther spoke out passionately against Rome's practice of selling indulgences— offering spiritual forgiveness and status for money that was put into a building fund at the vatican. Here's what he said: 'The revenues of all christendom are being sucked into this insatiable basilica. the Germans laugh at calling this the common treasure of christendom. Before long all the churches, palaces, walls and bridges of rome will be built out of our money. First of all, we should rear living temples, not local churches… he— the pope— would do better to sell st. Peter's and give the money to the poor folk who are being fleeced by the hawkers of indulgences....'
What if Martin Luther were alive today? Do you think he would look on our fundraising techniques or our opulent buildings with any less disgust? We may not be so crass as to sell forgiveness of sins for those who contribute to our cathedrals, but most fundraising appeals contain a nearly identical mixture of guilt and glory.... Would we listen any better if Martin Luther used those same words to cry out against our favorite tv pastor, or the megachurch being built on the outskirts of our city? Care to try it?"
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
What Produces Luthers, Wesleys, and Bonhoeffers?
Wow... what produces the Luthers, the Wesleys, the Bonhoeffers?????
"All the people who have walked closely with God throughout history were stirred both by a vision that burned in their hearts and by their ability to look at the status quo and admit that it did not live up to that vision. That dichotomy alone creates hunger— to see what God has promised and to be real enough about our lives to admit when we've fallen short of it. This is what produces the Luthers, the Wesleys, the Bonhoeffers. They saw a great disparity in their day between biblical promise and cultural reality, and they set about to narrow the gap in their own lives."
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Hungry Fanatics. ....
"In such a climate, hungry people are regarded at best as fanatics and at worst as rebels. 'Sensible' people accept the status quo for what it is and use it as advantageously as possible." (Wayne Jacobsen)
Billy Graham On Rejecting The Institutional Church To Find Spiritual Food
"Multitudes of Christians within the church are moving toward the point where they may reject the institution that we call the church. They are beginning to turn to more simplified forms of worship. They are hungry for a personal and vital experience with Jesus Christ. They want a heartwarming personal faith. Unless the church quickly recovers its authoritative Biblical message, we may witness the spectacle of millions of Christians going outside the institutional church to find spiritual food."
-- Billy Graham (1965)
Saturday, November 15, 2014
The Stench of Evil Words
"An evil word is like a stench. It attacks a man strength, going from the nose to the throat, the liver..." (Segu. Maryse Condé)
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Freeing he Church To Move......
We have been told for so long that we can't possibly be all that God wants us to be without a properly ordained minister, or without a purpose- built facility, or without the support and assistance that a denominational leadership structure can offer us. Of course, it should be no surprise that we've been told that by seminary professors, ordained clergy, and denominational leaders. Many people have too much to lose if we rediscovered what the church around the Southern continents is discovering. Let me make myself clear on this matter. I am not suggesting that there is anything inherently wrong with seminaries, denominations, church buildings, and the rest of the massive infrastructure that the church in the West has at its disposal. What I'm saying is that our reliance on them is limiting our spiritual growth. We are not fully realizing our calling to be the church of Jesus Christ as long as we rely on money, buildings, and paid experts.
-- Michael Frost "Exiles"
Just Walk Away......
"When faced with senseless drama, spiteful criticisms, and misguided opinions, walking away is the best way to stand up for yourself. To respond with anger is an endorsement of their attitude."
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Risk is Right Says Missiomary Ebola Survivor
"So I think if I were to speak to a young missionary, I would tell them they need to ask themselves, Is God enough? Most assuredly, he must be enough for them before they go. And let me be the first to tell you, even when you are in the darkest struggle of your life God will be enough for you." (Nancy Writebol - Risk IsRight, Says Ebola Survivor and Missionary)
How Muslim Christians Changed Me....
Your book is filled with insights about how Muslims view Jesus, Christianity, and the church. But how did your encounters with Muslims change you personally?
I've traveled to 100 countries over the years. The thing that changed me, as I look back on it, was finding that the living Christ has already been in these places.Link to Article
I was hearing from Muslim-background believers that they had met Jesus. Sometimes we as Christians feel we take Jesus to people. What we forget sometimes is that we're attesting to a living Christ who continues to break into people's lives, into their dreams, into their visions, and into their prayers.
Jesus answers those prayers, and he meets with them, and it shakes them up. From West Africa, North Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, Central Asia, Indonesia, I met people whose lives had been shaken and rattled by their encounter with Christ. They were not persuaded by logical doctrine or a better civilization, but by that encounter with the living Son of God who changed their life and world. They can't go back to life as usual.
That changed me. I had my own faith renewed. We serve a living God, a living Christ, and a living Lord. (David Garrison)
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Abandoning The Institutions False Priorities
"Structures will only change when enough individuals abandon the priorities they service and discover again the simple joy of knowing the living God."
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Admire Our Institution...... Or Else
"Anyone who does not gush with admiration for church institutions and activities today is accused of being arrogant, rebellious, or judgmental. That's our modern equivalent of being stupid or unfit. So, even though our Christian experience feels empty, we think we're the only ones to feel that way. To admit this is unthinkable, so we rationalize those nagging thoughts that tell us this can't really be what God had in mind. After all, there is always more to be gained by exploiting a system than there is by exposing it.
Today we are so impressed by our own efforts that through endless hours of talk shows and endless pages of fundraising letters we congratulate ourselves: "Look how much we're doing for Jesus!" When we believe this thought, the trap is fully sprung. Our visions of a powerful and relevant church, with love enough for all and selfless sacrifice for God's kingdom, are filed away under the heading "too idealistic." We settle for the status quo as if it were all God intended— like a baby crocodile born in the zoo pond."
(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Church Can Not Say, "Silver snd Gold I have None"
".....an encounter which Thomas Aquinas, a theologian of the thirteenth century, had with Pope Innocent iv. One day Aquinas found the Pope counting a large sum of money.
"You see, Thomas," Pope innocent said, "the church can no longer say, 'silver and gold have I none.'"
These are the words Peter and John, two of christ's disciples, had spoken one morning when a lame beggar sought money from them. Instead, Peter and John healed the beggar's legs and sent him home dancing.
Aquinas thought about the Pope's statement for a moment and then replied, "True, holy Father, but neither can she now say, 'rise up and walk.'"
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"What an amazing paradox— while we were stripped of the vitality of our relationship with God, we were handed enough statistics and programs to think our selves successful!"
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"Even if the church seems to be succeeding, growth outruns depth and outward success masks inward emptiness." (Howard Snyder)
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Glory Perverting The Mega Church?
"The church has been brought into the same value system as the world: fame, success, materialism and celebrity. We watch the leading Christians for our cues. We want to emulate the best-known preachers with the biggest sanctuaries and the grandest edifices. Preoccupation with these values as perverted the church's message. (Chuck Colson loving God pg 14)
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Forgive Us For Offending Your Son......Gossipy Adultery
"Not long ago I heard of a pastor caught in the very act of adultery. As I passed on that choice morsel of gossip to a college friend of mine, I expected him to break out with the same righteous indignation that churned in me. Instead he began to cry and pray, "My God, forgive us for offending your Son." That's an attitude we all need. Instead of finger-pointing at others or rising to our own defense, we need to take stock and turn to God. (Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
Not Fixing Anything
"Those who come to this.... looking for institutional answers will be disappointed. My aim here is not to fix the system, but rather to challenge believers to discover the depths of intimacy with God.... Regarding the abuses and excesses I address, I have been a victim of all and it perpetrator of most." (Wayne Jacobsen The Naked Church
Caught Up In The Machinery Of Faith
"From the outside looking in, it was easier to see how I had gotten away from some of those passions as our congregation had grown, and how I got caught up in the machinery we thought necessary to maintain it.
In the years since I have learned so much about Father and how he invites us into a relationship; about myself and why I am so easily lured by empty substitutes......."(Wayne Jacobsen. The Naked Church)
A Communion Of Jesus Followers Larger Than We realize
"We often limit the Church to the organisation of people who identify themselves clearly as its members. But the Church as all people belonging to Christ, as that body of witnesses who reveal the living Christ, reaches far beyond the boundaries of any human institution. As Jesus himself said: The Spirit "blows where it pleases" (John 3:8). The Spirit of Jesus can touch hearts wherever it wants; it is not restrained by any human limits.
There is a communion of saints witnessing to the risen Christ that reaches to the far ends of the world and even farther. It embraces people from long ago and far away. It is that immense community of men and women who through words and deeds have proclaimed and are proclaiming the Lordship of Jesus."
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Friday, November 7, 2014
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"Never confuse people who are always around you with people who are always there for you."
(Gee Linder)
I think the church confuses this often. They assume being there in the group is needed, you cant survive without this group. However, what if the people around us are not there for one another?
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Teams Built Around Love Not Gifts
"Simply having strengths that others need does not form a team. Humility and love toward one another are the glue that binds us together as we pursue mission together. Gifts do not bind us together. I would rather have a team that loved each other and was willing to defer and submit to one another, even if we lacked the right gifts, than to have a team with all the right gifts but no unity.
Focusing on your strengths actually divides us because we can easily devalue the strengths of others. We have found that when you focus on your weaknesses you become stronger because you begin to value everyone else's gifts. Let everyone else notice your strength, while you value the strengths of everyone else "
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Christianity Has No Geographical Center -Jesus Is Center Not Jerusalem
"If we would meet God in worship, there is only one place we must go, to Jesus Christ. Christianity has no geographical center like Islam and Judaism... He came into the world to explode geographical limitation. There is no temple now. Jerusalem is not the center. Christ is." (John S. Piper)
Monday, November 3, 2014
Food is A Cultural not a Technological Product
"Speaking at the Agriculture for a Small Planet symposium in Spokane, 1974, literary master and pioneer of sustainable agriculture, Wendell Berry paints a sad picture of the changing face of agriculture following the Second World War. His account of a technocratic and large scale approach ends up with the demise of the family farm, livelihoods and community. His subsequent message is clear: food is a cultural, not a technological product, and a destruction of culture, which is far from a collection of relics or ornaments, invokes calamity for us all. Big-agriculture's 'efficiency at the expense of community, and quantity at the expense of quality, may already have been disastrous, and we have not yet seen the worst,' he says. Today, 'the worst' seems imminent and Berry's call to live in harmony with the complex and natural rhythms of the earth should resonate louder than ever." (Sustainable Food Trust)
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There Is Another Way Brighter Than Religion
"As a radical alternative this book is offered to Christians who want to live by faith and not by mere "religion," for those who recognize that many of the burning theological issues in the church today are neither burning nor theological; who see Christianity neither as a moral code or a belief system but as a love affair; who have not forgotten that they are followers of a crucified Christ; who know that following him means living dangerously; who want to live the gospel without compromise; who have no greater desire than to have his signature written on the pages of their lives."
(Brennan Manning. The Signature Of Jesus)
Prepared For The One Who Asks Questions
"O my soul, be prepared to meet him who knows how to ask questions." (T.S. Eliot)
Wasting Time With A Friend Is An Affirmation
"Because simply showing up is a kind of loving. The readiness to conscientiously waste time with a friend is a silent affirmation of their importance in our lives."
(Brennan Manning. The Signature Of Jesus)
Alone- Egotistical Solitude?
"The world does not understand today, in either man or woman, the need to be alone. How inexplicable it seems! Anything else will be accepted as a better excuse. If one sets aside time for a business appointment, a trip to the hairdresser, a social engagement, or a shopping expedition, that time will be accepted as inviolable. But if one says, "I cannot come because it is my hour to be alone," one is considered rude, egotistical, or strange. What a commentary on our civilization, when being alone is considered suspect; when one has to apologize for it, make excuses, hide the fact that one practices solitude—like a secret vice."
(Brennan Manning. The Signature Of Jesus)
Too Much Speaking.....
"How do we grab aholt of God? How do we overcome our sadness and isolation? How do we develop the courage and generosity to treasure the signature of Jesus on the pages of our lives? How, how, how? The answer comes irresistibly and unmistakably: prayer. "Seek first the kingdom of God" (see Matthew 6:33). This requires taking time out from family, friends, career, ministry, even "doing good" to enter into the great silence of God. Alone in that silence, the noise within will subside and the Voice of Love will be heard. Without such silence we will drown in the inner cacophony of dialogues, encounters, meetings, discussions, and conferences where there is much speaking and little listening."
(Brennan Manning. The Signature Of Jesus)
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Academic Missionaries.....
"I've come to discover that there is a whole world of professional Christians who live primarily in the church or the Christian academy, and who determine what is the so- called true and proper terminology or the correct biblical procedure for mission, but who never seem to embody the ideas that they describe."
(Michael Frost)
A Church Marching To The Margins Of Society
"Those who are marginal in the world are central in the Church, and that is how it is supposed to be! Thus we are called as members of the Church to keep going to the margins of our society. The homeless, the starving, parentless children, people with AIDS, our emotionally disturbed brothers and sisters - they require our first attention.
We can trust that when we reach out with all our energy to the margins of our society we will discover that petty disagreements, fruitless debates, and paralysing rivalries will recede and gradually vanish. The Church will always be renewed when our attention shifts from ourselves to those who need our care. The blessing of Jesus always comes to us through the poor. The most remarkable experience of those who work with the poor is that, in the end, the poor give more than they receive. They give food to us."
-- Henri Nouwen
Friday, October 31, 2014
Mediocre Version Of Faith
"For many of us the great danger is not that we will renounce our faith. It is that we will become so distracted and rushed and preoccupied that we will settle for a mediocre version of it." (John Ortberg)
God Passionately Loves Them, But They Knew It Not
" Many Christians never have grabbed aholt of God. They do not know—really know—that God dearly and passionately loves them. Many accept it theoretically; others in a shadowy sort of way. While their belief system is invulnerable, their faith in God's love for them is remote and abstract. They would be hard-pressed to say that the essence of their faith-commitment is a love affair between God and themselves. Not just a simple love affair but a furious love affair."
(Brennan Manning. The Signature Of Jesus)
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Costs A Lot To Live In Decent Poverty
"And what about that decent poverty that Ramon and I claimed to have freely chosen as a guiding principal? We were still practicing it, though with a little less enthusiasm; we could seldom describe our poverty as decent. What we were learning was that it costs a hell of a lot to live in decent poverty."
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