How does a
seminary professor keep learning once he has left the parish? L. Roger
Owens found a teacher in the Rev. Patrice L. Fowler-Searcy, who has
worked to revitalize the East Liberty neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
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A pastor who has served church
and community for more than 20 years in Pittsburgh's East Liberty
neighborhood shares what she has learned about sustaining a ministry of
community development. > Read more
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Social enterprises might be a
risky and unusual form of ministry, but a youth pastor argues that they
can bring new life to the church. > Read more
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The UNC Tar Heels wanted to
redeem their devastating 2016 NCAA men's basketball championship loss.
In winning this year, they accomplished their goal, but they did not
change history, writes a managing director at Leadership Education at
Duke Divinity. > Read more
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The director of 'Look & See:
A Portrait of Wendell Berry' says her film is an effort to transport
viewers to the world of the Kentucky poet and farmer -- his place --
what he sees, and what he cares about. > Read more
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Guns and gun violence may not be
addressed in Scripture, but human dignity, the sanctity of life and
other matters that speak to the issue and resonate with Christians' core
beliefs are, says the Union Theological Seminary homiletics professor. > Read more
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Struggling congregations tend to
chase after popular strategies rather than do what Jesus commanded --
make disciples, says the United Methodist pastor of a replanted church
in Dallas. > Read more
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The Association of Religion Data Archives
provides a religious profile for every county, state and urban area in
the nation, charts the heritage of each denomination, and provides easy
access to nearly 1,000 surveys.
> Learn more
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