Stress Compounded for Clergy in Pandemic November 25, 2020 Features, Highlight In the 2020 Stress in America Report, the American Psychological Association finds that 78 percent of Americans say the pandemic is a significant source of stress in their lives.
Who Me? On Being A Mentor October 16, 2020 Updates Don’t be too worried about the “things” of ministry. Worry instead about how you move through the parish in all your holy particularity, slowly learning the contours of your gifts as well as your limitations. That's where the magic is.
Steps for Flourishing in Ministry July 8, 2019 News Clergy who are thriving in ministry tend to be intentional about health, maintain good boundaries, and stay focused on God’s mission rather than dwell on their members’ criticisms. They also pause to celebrate.
Clergy Housing Taxes May Change April 12, 2018 News The clergy housing allowance, a cherished perk that lets the ordained avoid federal income tax on some or all of their compensation, faces the stiffest challenge in its 64-year history.
Monstrance Hopes to Rock Anew September 11, 2014 News By Steve Waring • Milwaukee-based band wants to reunite at General Convention.
Two Communion Cultures March 9, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Peter M. Doll Here is the challenge the Covenant poses to the churches of the Anglican Communion: to commit themselves to a deeper fellowship with one another.
