‘Isn’t This the Carpenter?’
Nearly no record survives of the energy or craft that Jesus poured into his day job. What does that mean for my work?
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Save the Parish report warns of 'existential' fall in Church of England parish clergy
Save the Parish, a campaign group within the Church of England, published a report Sept. 4 warning that the number of stipendiary parish clergy has fallen to crisis levels and that more priests are now leaving ministry by resignation than by retirement.
Global Methodist Church adopts Articles of Faith, elects first full-time bishops at Johannesburg conference
The Global Methodist Church adopted a set of Articles of Faith and elected eight bishops to its first regular Assembly of Bishops during a General Conference that closed Saturday (Sept. 5) at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, the denomination said.
UGA Training Claims Religious Liberty Is ‘License to Discriminate’
Experts call out University of Georgia training that claims religious freedom is a "license to discriminate" against "LGBTQ people."
Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine after Russian attacks
The pontiff also reflected on the importance of fraternal correction among members of the Church.
7 lesser-known apostles and where Catholics can encounter them today
Not many details are known about some of Jesus’ closest followers — here are some of their names and where their relics and tombs can be found today.
Church of England facing backlash over multi-year nightclub contract to host raves at St. Paul’s Cathedral
The Church of England is facing criticism after St Paul s Cathedral in London signed a multi-year agreement to host concerts inside the building with Fabric, a nightclub that lost its license in 2016
Police chaplain, pastor, professor – all roles God has prepared him for | Baptist Press
ALHAMBRA, Calif. – Garrett Ho doesn’t discuss the conversations he’s had with Alhambra police officers and community leaders over the past 13 years, except to agree they run the gamut from personal matters to professional tension to community sadness.
God's bigger mission requires showing up differently when crossing cultures
The mission isn’t ours, it is God’s. But those who hold power in the missions community (usually those holding the purse strings and prioritizing activities) too easily forget that. To reach nations with the gospel requires a posture change. Instead of doing missions through, with, or by sending indigenous leaders, expatriate involvement must show up differently and now be willing to come under indigenous leadership.
Pope Leo XIV points to St. John Henry Newman as a model for education today
The pontiff urged Oxford scholars to seek truth courageously and promote an education rooted in human dignity, justice and the common good.
