by Greg Navitsky | Feb 1, 2023 | WGA Blog
Have you wanted to pray but haven’t known how? Have you ever wanted to cry to God with “groans too deep for words” (Rom 8:26)? Prayer can be a profoundly painful and emotionally complicated experience, wrought with relational and sometimes private matters. My wife...
by Mary Heathman | Jan 26, 2023 | WGA Blog
These days the WGA staff are getting more opportunities to participate in conversations with pastors and leaders who are grappling with how to love people well, especially those who are lgbtq+, in the context of today’s culture. The question is a constant drum beat...
by Roger Jones | Jan 18, 2023 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
I recently discovered that my daughter will be reading a book about a transgender child in her 4th grade class. Yes, it is one that is often on the Banned Book lists. Of course, I have mixed feelings about this. Those mixed feelings aren’t because I don’t believe...
by Scott Kingry | Jan 11, 2023 | WGA Blog
Over the last few years, I’ve given the same workshop presentation at two of our national Presbyterian gatherings—“Understanding the Transgender Experience with Compassion and Truth”. The transgender experience and phenomenon are very complex and layered topics. Have...
by Greg Navitsky | Dec 22, 2022 | WGA Blog
Do you hear it? Have you felt it? This time of year can churn within us and around us a holy imagination as well as a holy aggravation. Christmas songs for example, great…..until about the 15th one in a row! Take “Mary Did you Know”. Beautiful song, biblically...
by Roger Jones | Dec 14, 2022 | WGA Blog
2022 is rapidly coming to a close. We are so grateful for another year of ministry. It has been incredibly encouraging to see how God has continued to provide for WGA’s needs. Would you join us as we celebrate what God has done in 2022? WGA’s Thursday Night...
