Theresa Cho

Theresa Cho is associate pastor at St. John's Presbyterian Church in San Francisco. She blogs at Still Waters, part of the CCblogs network.

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The subjunctive and indicative of church ministry

Jan 03, 2013 by Theresa Cho

In a recent TED Talk, Phuc Tran talks about his love for grammar, particularly the use of the subjunctive and indicative. He uses these two types of verbal moods as a tool to look at the world and one’s life.

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Children in worship

It’s more than having coloring sheets

Sep 11, 2012 by Theresa Cho

In the first issue of PLGRM, Rev. LeAnn Watkins, rector at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in St. Paul, MN, shares how after numerous attempts of increasing attendance of bible studies and other church-related programs, her staff decided to cancel it all – everything during the weekdays except seasonal services.

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It's good enough

May 01, 2012 by Theresa Cho

I always wanted to be a mother. But becoming a mother was not an easy road for me. Although I was healthy and young, it took a good three years to get pregnant with my first son. After months and months of testing, praying and wasted pregnancy tests, I had to ask myself, how bad do I want to be a mother? How many dollars am I willing to spend? How much am I willing to put my body through?

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United we stand, divided we fall

Mar 26, 2012 by Theresa Cho

Solomon is approached with a serious dilemma. The equation doesn’t seem to add up. Two mothers. One baby. In what's declared as an act of wisdom, Solomon decides to cut the baby in half to correct the equation. When threatening to do so, the truth is discovered and the baby is returned to his mother. While moderating at a recent presbytery meeting, I had a new insight into this particular story.

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