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The Heidelberg Catechism describes the invisible Church like this: 

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K.A. Ellis is the Director of the Edmiston Center in Altanta, GA. SHe is happily married to Carl Ellis, Jr. Follow her on Twitter @K_A_Ellis where she tweets about the places where theology, religious freedom, and human rights intersect.

4 thoughts on “A Living Member, Always”

  1. Hi,

    I just discovered you today, after reading a post at RAAN about black leaders’ responses to SCOTUS. I am a white male, early 40’s, and I just wanted to write to let you, and others like you, know how encouraged I am to find such faithfulness. It’s both challenging and comforting to know that God’s word is faithfully practiced, even despite my own race’s failures. We must strive to be, as you said in an earlier article, “One”. Thanks for your faithful service and may God continue to sanctify you and purify His church!

    (Oh, I’m also Baptist, but I read Heidelberg, including Ursinus’ commentary, regularly!)

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