Church leadership amid a cultural storm
Gary Charles’ perspective: Leaders reformed by God according to the Word of God Leadership theory is a popular topic on seminary campuses..
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Gary Charles’ perspective: Leaders reformed by God according to the Word of God Leadership theory is a popular topic on seminary campuses..
“It wasn’t that I was oblivious to class. I recognized some folks had more than others, that I had a little more..
40 years ago — January 2, 1978 The change in our volume number with this issue to 160 is the reason for..
Gisela H. Kreglinger Eerdmans, 304 pages Reviewed by Blake I. Campbell Gisela Kreglinger was raised on a small family winery in Bavaria..
On a Tuesday morning, James Bernhardt stops by a church room to say good morning to a group that gathers twice a..
Spiritually is physicality, and physicality is spirituality. Our Christian tradition is an incarnational faith in which our bodies are meant to be..
The best retirement home chaplains cannot be all things to all residents, nor can they provide an authentic religious experience outside their..
Lake Seminole Presbyterian Church —Seminole, Florida During Sunday morning worship, as the pastor I use lots of spoken words – but that..
“Lord, teach us to pray” (Luke 11:1b). This heartfelt request of the disciples still resonates within us today. Their desire to know..
The anniversary is over – now down to business. Welcome to 2018 – the year after the 500th anniversary of the Reformation...
While a Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) in New Orleans, I started reading Brother Lawrence’s “The Practice of the Presence of God.” I..
Makoto Fujimura IVP Books, 160 pages Reviewed by Emily Berman D’Andrea Who knew that a bouquet of flowers could change everything? Makoto..
Are you looking for theologically sound, inspiring and affordable Lenten devotions for the congregation? 5 weeks of Lenten devotions plus bonus prayers..
The story in Exodus 1:1-22 tells us that the powers that be wanted to maintain the status quo. The “establishment” was afraid..
“Silence made us more patient, more creaturely, somehow truer to ourselves.” – Nina Coomes, writing about her family’s annual Thanksgiving silent retreat..
30 years ago — January 18, 1988 The Religion Newswriters Association selected the top 10 news stories of 1987 in the field..
When you enter the United States from abroad, you have to clear passport control. Typically, an agent checks your passport, asks..
About a year ago, a young woman walked into my office at First Presbyterian Church in Vero Beach, Florida. She was..
The steaming mad email arrived Sunday afternoon. The subject line read: “Leaving White Memorial.” The writer, a member whom I had..
Imbolo Mbue Random House, 416 pages. Reviewed by Leslie A. Klingensmith “I have no problem with immigrants, as long as they come..
Guest commentary by George Love As a pastor with a responsibility for preaching each Sunday, I always have my antenna up. Every..
Brown County Presbyterian Fellowship —Nashville, Indiana What can I, as a two-time visitor, say is right about 34-member Brown County Presbyterian Fellowship..
I had a full weekend planned with my high-energy 2-year-old. I was especially thrilled about Saturday’s meal. I was throwing a little..
20 years ago — December 29, 1997 “Each of the three monotheistic religions has a ‘Christmas story.’ That is, each has a..
Don’t panic about the clergy housing allowance. You wouldn’t know it from the breathless posts in social media, but the fate of..
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