Church of England urged 'to recover its confidence in God' amid widespread indifference
The research shows that the most common perception of the CofE is one of 'benign indifference.'
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The Foreigner’s Blessing That Broke Me
Among Ukrainian exiles, I found miraculous perseverance in the absence of deliverance.
Preach the Gospel Everywhere. When Necessary, Use Laundromats.
A different kind of “third place” ministry creates community and connections with washers and dryers.
Jen Wilkin champions personal Bible study at SEBTS Women’s Leadership Breakfast | Baptist Press
ANAHEIM, Calif. (BP) – Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS) hosted its annual Women’s Leadership Breakfast with guest speaker Jen Wilkin June 15 at the 2022 SBC Annual Meeting. This year’s breakfast centered on the importance and discipline of personal Bible study.
Fort Worth Episcopalians vote to join Texas diocese after losing $100M property battle
A group of Episcopalians in Texas who recently lost a legal battle with a breakaway diocese over church property valued at 100 million have voted to join another Episcopal diocese
Grappling With the Sacred in Juneteenth’s Celebration of Freedom
A state holiday in Texas since 1980, Juneteenth was on only eight states‘ official holiday calendars before the federal designation, with another nine adding it since last year. Faith leaders have long marked the holiday with interfaith marches and special church services.
Megachurch pastor says it's 'very unloving' for Christians to affirm friends' LGBT lifestyles
A Virginia megachurch pastor recently tackled questions about how to respond to LGBT activism, noting that Christians must communicate truth in love on the issue.
Megachurch pastor advises young adults to forgive absent, neglectful dads ahead of Father's Day
As Americans get ready to celebrate Father's Day on Sunday, a young adult ministry leader is encouraging Christians to forgive their absent fathers and others who have inflicted harm in their lives.
Orthodox Presbyterian Church says allegations of 'racist speech' were misunderstandings, misguided humor
Multiple allegations of racial disparagement at an annual gathering of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) that nearly saw the meeting booted from its site on a Christian college campus may not have been racially charged after all, according to church officials.
So. Baptists adopt pro-life resolution anticipating Roe v. Wade’s reversal at annual meeting
Southern Baptists voted to approve an abortion resolution in anticipation of an upcoming Supreme Court ruling that could overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
