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Get together, yes… but what for ?

We don’t go “to church”; we are the Church. Here we share our thoughts on the difference between religious obligation and community calling. Why is Hebrews 10:25 so often misinterpreted? How can we experience authentic fellowship beyond Sunday meetings? Discover a renewed vision of what it means to gather as believers, inspired by Acts 2 and a faith that is lived out daily.

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S’assembler, oui… mais pour quoi faire ?

Peut-être est-il temps de redéfinir ce que signifie « s’assembler ». Peut-être faut-il sortir des schémas traditionnels pour retrouver l’essentiel : des relations authentiques, un amour en action, une foi qui se vit au quotidien. Pas besoin de bâtiments, de structures, de programmes sophistiqués. Juste des hommes et des femmes qui, ensemble, cherchent à suivre Christ et à aimer leur prochain.

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When the desire for “peace” becomes complicity

To turn a blind eye to injustice is to become an accomplice. To bless peace without justice is to betray the Gospel. As the theologian Karl Barth wrote: “To preach the Gospel is also to denounce what is contrary to it.”

May we, as disciples of Christ, have the courage to say no to cowardice, no to compromise, no to that peace which is only an illusion. True peace, the kind that honors God, cannot be decreed from the halls of power. It is built, day by day, through uncompromising respect for human dignity, through the relentless pursuit of justice, and through unwavering commitment to those who fight for their freedom.

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