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Q&A with Mona Siddiqui
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They focus on
different aspects, but both religious traditions promote practices of
gratitude and thanksgiving, says a scholar of Islamic and interreligious
studies at the University of Edinburgh.
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Q&A with Ralph West
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The world is made up
of people with differing opinions, the pastor of The Church Without
Walls said. Yet it's possible to be friends in the presence of love.
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Q&A with Manuela Casti Yeagley
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Women in ministry
benefit from seeing other women pastoring, says the lead researcher of
the Flourishing in Ministry project. That's why it's important to
witness and learn from the real experiences of women clergy.
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By Nathan Kirkpatrick
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The future of
ministry is multivocational. How can we imagine a model of
multivocational ministry that is less about simply making ends meet and
more about pursuing passions and engaging creativity?
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Q&A with Jenny Yang
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Christians must
engage with their local church on immigration to move past politics and
follow the Bible, the vice president of advocacy and policy at World
Relief says.
Join us for Foundations of Christian Leadership in
Washington, D.C., where we will draw on the rich resources of the
surrounding community as we imagine and listen together to how God is
stirring in our world, in our church and in our lives. The 2020 cohort
meets in April and September.
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