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Thank you to everyone who has responded to the LCA’s request to church leaders for updated congregation and parish details. This call was made in an effort to ensure the... Read mo...
By Elizabeth Prata SYNOPSIS: I reflect on the dignity and necessity of support roles, comparing them to biblical examples like Baruch, Jonathan, Ruth, Barnabas, and Timothy. I emph...
There are several simple, meaningful ways to support children, youth, and families at UUCC. Some of these are one-time opportunities, and some are ongoing ways to help keep our sha...
First and Central Presbyterian Church, at 11th and Market streets in Wilmington across from Rodney Square, wrapped up its Winter Sanctuary program on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Clergy wives across the Orthodox Church of America are deeply woven into the fabric of parish life. They participate in the liturgical rhythm of the Church, remain closely connecte...
It is a privilege to serve God and His people through your husband’s service as a pastor. Yes, it is hard, wearying work. Yes, it takes a toll on your body and soul. But sister, I...
SERVING the people of God is a complex mixture of pressure and pleasure, success and failure, progress and setbacks. It was ever thus; if you doubt that, try reading the letters of...
More than 20 people still awaiting redundancy information after closure of Dublin-based Southside Traveller Action Group
As the weather warms up, your organization’s calendar begins to fill up: Vacation Bible School, camp, and community outreach events. Naturally, with the increased workload, organiz...
WE LAUNCHED our survey assessing the vulnerability of clergy and lay ministers to burnout a few weeks ago (News, 24 April). Since then, we have had a very encouraging response, and...
East Auckland’s many welcoming Christian churches offer much more to their local communities than solely providing a place to practice their faith. One example is the work undertak...
Have you served in ministry for several years and enjoy serving God’s people, but are you weary? On Sundays, you go through the motions but have lost your zeal and joy. You've rep...
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NHIVP Program Associate rmarcus@afsc.org Fri, 05/29/2026 - 13:19 The New Hampshire Immigrant Visitation Program (NHIVP) Project Associate will support the implementat...
Dear Friends, supporters and believers in Equity for Women in the Church: Allow me to thank all of you for your ongoing support, but now, allow me to inform you that Equity for Wom...
EASTER is here, and our Church Times Train-A-Priest (TAP) Fund remains open for donations. For the past 73 years, our readers have been giving generously — to the tune of more than...
I HAD the privilege last week of delivering a sermon at the 371st Festival of what is now called the Clergy Support Trust. With a history going back to the foundation in 1655 of t...
What does administration have to do with biblical counseling and soul care? More than we often realize. This article explores how thoughtful organization, clear pathways of care, a...
I share God's love when I care for and support others. The post Daily Devotional 5.4.26 appeared first on First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth.
Economic dependence, power imbalance and other factors should be taken into account when churches...
Saint Joseph the Worker by Michael O'Brien Today is the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker. Please join me in my litany to Joseph, the patron saint of all workers... For those who...
1s & 2s—Design a Card Bible Story: The Antioch Church Helped Acts 11:19-30Life Point: People at church give and help others.Weekly Verse: Help one another in love. Galatians 5:...
In 1966, British rocker Ray Davies penned these lyrics to the Kinks’ song “Dead End Street”:
A national nonprofit that supports interfaith Jewish families has slashed its workforce after facing an unanticipated budget shortfall. The post National support group for interfai...
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