We carry ourselves wherever we go: Post-quarantine wisdom from the Desert Mothers
Quarantine is a period of social isolation to help arrest the spread of disease. Turns out, it is also apparently the time..
The Post-Quarantine Church: Six Urgent Challenges and Opportunities That Will Determine the Future of Your Congregation
Thom S. Rainer Tyndale Momemtum, 128 pages One of my favorite TV shows is “Friends.” In one episode, the character Ross buys..
On gratitude
This past year has been marked by loss: Loss of loved ones and friends, loss of community and social gatherings, loss of..
The post-pandemic church in the Great Virtuality
“What do you think is going to happen with churches after the pandemic?” To this question, prominent Christian researcher Diana Butler..
When the way forward is uncertain…
It happens every time I talk to a call center in the U.S. At some point the weary, remote-working call center employee..
Grace endures from Zion to Zoom
Guest Outlook blog by Katy Shevel Each Wednesday morning, I make a piping mug of tea, click a Zoom link and..
Please, pastors, postpone the post-pandemic pushiness
Guest commentary by Susan Presley In many parts of the United States, life is returning to some semblance of normalcy. The CDC..
“Churches” of individuals
From toilet paper stockpiling to gas hoarding to not wearing a mask when asked — we still haven’t figured out how to..
Late night hosts, you’ve got nothin’ on us pastors!
Guest commentary by Nancy Jo Dederer In mid-March 2020, late night television hosts found themselves in a new situation. No live audience. ..
Faithfulness: Churches love their neighbors and open their hearts during a pandemic year
The stories of churches serving in a pandemic year are full of faithfulness. Faithfulness not defined as unfettered success, but as..
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