There is a strange and peculiar dynamic in OiC. A mixture of business and quietness. A simultaneous sense of pause and of action. It's an expression of our identity as a serving co...

Walking into an OiC Sunday Service, we can hardly help but notice the kids inside. But do we pay attention to their prophetic presence? What happens when we center the kids, as Jes...

This week's Sunday reflection comes in an unusual format, from an unusual Service: we finnaly had the opportunity to celebrate Sunday Service together with Hasle Menighet, with who...

"This is my body, which is for you."  Maicon Steuernagel reminds us that that body is plural, and explores what it means to discern the Body of Christ as we share the Eucharist as ...

OiC has gathered many times in many places: homes, a basement, a grassy hill, a number of church buildings. In all of those, a same open book. Why do we always open it and talk abo...

Lifted arms, bended knees, hands knit together, voices speaking or whispering from mouths open under eyes shut.  Prayer may be a thing inside the soul, yet it is also a collective ...

As we walk into this holy space colored by stories and symbols like stained glass windows, we ask ourselves: what are the meanings of these things inside?  As Maicon Steuernagel st...

Two simple phrases, packed with meaning and with challenge. Maicon Steuernagel wraps up our series on 1 John by boiling it down to two simple phrases from the last part of the lett...

St. John speaks a whole lot about love in his writtings. But is there something to it? Or is it just a trite word?  This week Maicon Steuernagel goes to the Gospel according to St....