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Parabolic Economics

In Exploring the Financial Parables of Jesus: The Economy of Grace and the Generosity of God, Keith Bodner directs us to see new vistas and familiar terrain with fresh insight.

From a San Antonio Sidewalk, a Congregation Blooms

In the past several years, the Sidewalk Saturday community has witnessed 12 baptisms, four weddings, and two funerals.

Parish Unites on Hospitality to Homeless

Every winter, Christ Church’s parish hall becomes a warm place to sleep, shower, and eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Daughters of Zion Helps Widows and Orphans Become Strong

Carolyne Adhola: “Against the tide of those who still felt widows had nothing to add, the question now became how they would be recognized in church as they serve.”

The Strength of Christ Carried Me

I have been refined and become stronger because of my faith in God and his son, Jesus Christ.

ABF Connects People with Medical Supplies

All Blessings Flow serves residents of Virginia by providing durable medical equipment and related supplies at no cost.

One Man’s Act of Mercy: Make Sandwiches

Daric Easton of Kerrville, in making sandwiches for the searchers and rescue teams, expresses the same determination to do what he can, helpless as he is to undo the tragedy.

Parishes Say ‘Yes in God’s Back Yard’

America’s churches have what it takes to put a dent in the nation’s housing crisis.

Ethics: Forgiveness, in Three Parts

Forgiveness is a complex matter that requires discernment, a certain openness, a steadiness in truthful naming, a process over time, and more.

Hospitality and Mercy Are Timeless

Matt Opatrny: “It’s important to show refugees as people under desperate circumstances.”

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