American Christians could take a lesson from Angela Merkel
Religion News Service: Angela Merkel, Time magazine's 2015 “Person of
the Year,” is an example of a conservative Christian living out her
faith in the public square quite differently than we see in the U.S.
More young women than you think consider becoming nuns
Crux: An estimated 250,000 young women in the United States have given
serious thought to joining religious communities, but if sisters and
nuns hope to attract new members, they've got to do a better job
explaining the benefits of such a counter-cultural lifestyle.
Atheists' Santa billboard urges nation to ‘skip church’ in ongoing ‘War on Christmas’
Washington Post: Atheist group is using the man in the red suit as a
spokesman for a godless lifestyle in an annual holiday ad campaign sure
to draw ire from the faithful.
Christmas tree, yes; menorah, no, New Jersey town decides
Religion news Service: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Lakewood, N.J. But Hanukkah? Not so much.
Pastors and pews vastly disagree on discipleship success
Christianity Today: Protestant pastors are too hard on their churches.
Either that, or churchgoers are too easy on them, according to a new
Barna Group study.
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