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On Manhattan's Upper West Side, a church-run soup kitchen has become 'A Taste of Heaven,' with its own innovative worship service and a celebratory meal. It's what outreach can be when the church listens to those it is trying to reach. |
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The systems that will sustain congregations will need the mindsets of adventurers, investors and catalysts working together, writes the executive director of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity. > Read more |
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The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was never a solitary, mythical figure during the civil rights movement, and people involved in the struggle today should not look for such a leader. Instead, we should look for the leader within and the leaders all around us, who emerge from the ground up, says the dean of the faculty at Christian Theological Seminary. > Read more |
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A documentary photographer discusses her award-winning photos of Pentecostal serpent handlers, her struggles after witnessing -- and photographing -- one pastor's death, and how the project has changed her life and work. > Read more |
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A priest and his congregation reached out to the community to help save their popular after-school literacy program. > Read more |
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Christian institutions must recruit more widely, train in different disciplines and equip emerging leaders to thrive, writes the pastor of Manhattan Bible Church.
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