When Miracles Become Idols May 7, 2021 Highlight, News This phenomenon of worshiping God’s blessings rather than he who bestows them is nothing new. It is a pattern that’s woven into Scripture from the time of Israel’s sojourn in the wilderness.
Robust Theology, Pastoral Sensitivity November 19, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Highlight In language accessible to teens, the author shares her own journey through her mother’s cancer diagnosis, her mother’s death when the author was 12, and her experience of the vicissitudes of the grief landscape.
Parishes Connect to Members the Old-Fashioned Way April 20, 2020 News Parishes across the country are calling parishioners who aren't digitally connected with words of encouragement and letters that share hope. Reports from Ohio, Illinois, Virginia, New Jersey and North Carolina.
A Resilient Church: St. Peter’s, Seattle April 18, 2020 Features A diverse congregation founded as a ministry to Japanese immigrants finds new ways to extend pastoral care during social isolation.
Deprived Estates, Growing Ministries? October 2, 2018 Clips, News Bishop Philip North: “We want to have a thriving, growing, loving church on every significant estate in the country.”
Rowing into Retirement August 1, 2018 Clips, News The parishioners of St. Andrew’s, Ben Lomond, built a rowboat for their retiring rector, the Rev. Blaine Hammond.
Humanists Seek Funds for Chaplains July 17, 2018 News Humanists UK wants to provide chaplains for nonbelievers, which some Christians warn could squeeze out existing chaplains.
A Memory Ministry Grows in Wembley March 6, 2018 News How a dwindling London parish is reviving its fortunes.
Dealing with Disaster December 21, 2017 News Through the “Tragedy and Congregations” program, theology professor Christopher Southgate will help clergy cope with crises.
‘We Get to Be the Church’ December 13, 2017 News In a year of fires, storms, and mass migrations, churches have found new ways to minister to the displaced.
