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Conrad Kanagy

Conrad Kanagy

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Host, A Church Dismantled--A Kingdom Restored

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Psychic businessPsychic new age

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idc about politics 🥱

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Total articles 7

  • How do I move from death to life?

    By Conrad Kanagy| anabaptistworld.org@ I’ve had a lot of thoughts over the past six months about the cost of a resurrection, with a lowercase “r.” (There’s no doubt in my mind that the Resurrection, with the capital “R,” is well worth waiting for.)As a survivor of two types of cancer, a broken hip and Parkinson’s disease, I’ve often been told I should aspire to physical healing — and if I don’t receive it, that would be evidence of my lack of faith. Over the years I both embraced and resisted this message.

    By Conrad Kanagy · anabaptistworld.org

    Sep. 30, 2024

  • Add these books, with Lancaster County ties, to your spring reading list

    By Franz Kafka, Mark Johnston, Conrad Kanagy, Zac Bauermaster| LNP Verified Looking for something local to read this spring? This list of books features authors and editors from, or connected to, Lancaster County. The works listed here were published within the last year, or are coming shortly. We hope it has something for everyone and for all ages, from Kafka and cat books for kids to fantasy fiction and from inspirational and informative nonfiction to humor, how-to and history. Dive in and find your next read.

    By Franz Kafka, Mark Johnston, Conrad Kanagy, Zac Bauermaster · LNP

    Apr. 21, 2024

  • How do I move from death to life?

    By Conrad Kanagy| anabaptistworld.org@ I’ve had a lot of thoughts over the past six months about the cost of a resurrection, with a lowercase “r.” (There’s no doubt in my mind that the Resurrection, with the capital “R,” is well worth waiting for.)As a survivor of two types of cancer, a broken hip and Parkinson’s disease, I’ve often been told I should aspire to physical healing — and if I don’t receive it, that would be evidence of my lack of faith. Over the years I both embraced and resisted this message.

    By Conrad Kanagy · anabaptistworld.org

    Sep. 30, 2024

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A Church Dismantled--A Kingdom Restored