Guest commentary by Jihyun Oh Transitional ministry can happen at any time. It can happen in a 10-year pastoral call when key..
After the rushing wind and the fiery tongues, after the amazement of the crowds and the preaching of Peter, I read that..
Guest commentary by Susan Krummel When I was first trained as an interim minister in the 1990s, there was a clear path..
We are living in a time of constant transition in the church. I see this at the denominational level and the local..
I prefer “transition” to “change,” for a transition implies intention. Change is our only constant. But “transition” means to go or cross..
Guest commentary by Sarah Craven As we stood in the midst of a genocide memorial where over 50,000 people were buried and..
My church recently lost a great man. Actually, I can confidently say that not just our church, but our community lost a..
Leslie Scanlon has been the Presbyterian Outlook’s national reporter since 2000. She has covered countless Presbyterian meetings, written a myriad of feature..
We asked our bloggers to share their biggest dreams for the church. Here’s what they imagine. We can put a..
We asked our bloggers to share their biggest dreams for the church. Here’s what they imagine. The 5-year-old exclaims, “There’s my friend!”..
We asked our bloggers to share their biggest dreams for the church. Here's what they imagine. Dreaming big has always come easily..
We asked our bloggers to share their biggest dreams for the church. Here’s what they imagine. If I could dream anything for..
I noticed early on that when pastors get together, one of two things tends to happen. Either everybody gets into a..
This week we asked the Outlook bloggers to share a “ministry hack” they’ve learned. Here’s what they shared. Oscar Wilde once lamented..
Guest commentary by Ben Keller We know that church hasn’t always been a safe and supportive place for those with special needs..
This week we asked the Outlook bloggers to share a “ministry hack” they’ve learned. Here’s what they shared. OK… I’ve never really..
This week we asked the Outlook bloggers to share a “ministry hack” they’ve learned. Here’s what they shared. Given the nature of this..
This week we asked the Outlook bloggers to share a “ministry hack” they’ve learned. Here’s what they shared. Pop your collar. When..
This week we asked the Outlook bloggers to share a “ministry hack” they’ve learned. Here’s what they shared. I have been told..
Then a great and powerful wind tore the mountains apart and shattered the rocks before the Lord, but the Lord was not in..
“Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep.” (Romans 12:15) I keep encountering empathy in things I read and hear..
Headed back home we were, after a day of strange reports and rumors. Some of the women had gone early to wash..
Guest commentary by Lara Hauser What does grief have to do with stewardship and giving? They seem like pretty disparate subjects, but..
If I had to describe myself in three words, I would pick loyal, dedicated and consistent. So, no surprise here – along..
Where do we get the refrain, “You are from dust and to dust you shall return”? Can such a dour message be full of grace? — Rachel Young
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