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Although more churches are using sign language interpreters, they’re still few and far between. This all contributes to the surprising fact that until only a few months ago, millions of American churchgoers have been without access to a fully translated version of the Bible in their native language.
Safe Families is designed to help connect vulnerable families experiencing a crisis to volunteers ready to surround them with support and friendship The focus of the relationship is not to fix anyone ...
As Holy Week began this year, a Gallup Poll found that church membership in the United States had declined to less than half of the population for the first time. But it’s not the whole story, and there are realities behind Gallup’s numbers that deserve exploration.
Editor Brian Kaylor tells the Good Friday story as if set this year in Richmond, Virginia. As the Bible tells the story, Barabbas and the two men crucified along with Jesus are insurrectionists (not thieves).
Thomas Reese writes that like the news today, Holy Week is filled with bad news. But in the midst of all this evil, there are flashes of goodness, and what gets us through Holy Week is that we know that the resurrection is coming.
With broken hearts, we closed our doors and furloughed 95 of our 700 employees In a moment, our entire world came crashing down The future we first saw as being very bright quickly became very, very ...
Recent interviews with ORU players, coaches, and staff illustrate that we are, unabashedly and unashamedly, a Christian, Spirit-empowered university Student-athletes, along with every other student, ...
How are you dealing with the turmoil and uncertainty of these days? For some, this is a theological question. Some see the clear imprint of the End Times in our current events. Maybe so. We should always be ready to walk outside and see Jesus coming on the clouds of heaven.
Editor Brian Kaylor reflects on the Ever Given container ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal. And he connects this modern parable to biblical stories about Egyptian pharaohs and other rulers seeking more wealth and power.
As I think back across 40 years of full-time ministry, I’m reminded of some older ways we did church then that could still work today.
