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In a changing Brooklyn neighborhood, the Park Church Co-op is re-connecting with its missional roots, seeking to be a spiritual bridge to people who typically wouldn't enter a Christian church. |
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In his new book, "Stakes Is High," an AME pastor writes about issues of justice, race and hope. In this interview, he also talks about why he thinks hip-hop can help revitalize the church. > Read the Q&A |
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The chilly relationship between mainline Protestantism and the popular marketplace has become a stable feature of the former's self-understanding, writes an assistant professor of church history. > Read more |
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Leaders often find themselves targets of critique from those in the "cheap seats." The best response is to show the kind of love that beckons the critics to self-examination, confession and repentance, writes a managing director at Leadership Education at Duke Divinity. > Read more |
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Many rural communities face decline. The church has a unique ability to stand in the hard realities and still preach hope, writes a rural pastor. > Read more |
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A pastor re-envisions his primary vocation not as a preacher, teacher, healer or administrator but as a host, a "convener." It wasn't what seminary prepared him for, but it's a high and holy calling.
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