Something Happens Here: Reclaiming the Distinctiveness of Wesley's Communion Spirituality in Times of Divisiveness - Paperback
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by Stephen P. West (Author), Don E. Saliers (Foreword by)
The United Methodist Church is at a crossroads, and nothing is more important than reclaiming our sacramental distinctiveness in times of great divisiveness. This book takes a fresh look at Wesley's core teachings on the Lord's Supper, letting each unique feature of Wesley's communion theology become a lens to navigate troubled waters. The author explores the historical background of each characteristic, finds evidence in writings of John and Charles Wesley, and applies them to the struggles of present-day United Methodism. He concludes with signs of life emerging in divisive and uncertain times, as people come back to the table to move forward into the future.
Author Biography
Stephen P. West is a husband, father, minister, musician, and writer. He is an elder in the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church and serves as a senior pastor in Jacksonville, Alabama. Steve received national attention as one of the authors of the Stay UMC movement. He has published works in Alive Now, The Upper Room, The Upper Room Disciplines, Worship & Song, Abingdon Press, Circuit Rider, Interpreter Magazine, and the Celebrating Grace Hymnal.










