A Church in Diaspora
A New Orleans pastor takes care of his scattered flock from Houston.
Interview by Rob Moll | posted 9/09/2005 12:00AM
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Parable of the Good Church | Neither the fury of Katrina nor inefficiencies of government can stop the people of God.
More recent coverage of Hurricane Katrina includes:
Amid the Evacuees | How churches in Houston, among other cities, began picking up the pieces. (Sept. 8, 2005)
I Was a Stranger | Ministry in the Astrodome and beyond. (Sept. 8, 2005)
The Sunday After | What Gulf churches were doing on the first Lord's Day after Katrina. (Sept. 8, 2005)
Hurricane Weblog: In Every Thing Give Thanks | Even in tragedy, there is hope in Jesus. (Sept. 06, 2005)
Hurricane Weblog: Where Is God in the Chaos? | The theodicy questions change as human depravity rears its ugly head in New Orleans. (Sept 02, 2005)
Houston's Religious Communities Scramble to Help Evacuees | "We're in this thing for the long haul" without government money, church leaders warn. (Sept 02, 2005)
Hurricane Weblog: Little Relief in Sight | Food, water, supplies still making its way to hurricane victims. (Sept 01, 2005)
Hurricane Weblog: Katrina Relief Under Way | Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco declares Wednesday a day of prayer. (Aug. 31, 2005)
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