Sip from the common cup? On Ash Wednesday, coronavirus and the flu have religious leaders tweaking rituals.*
Washington Post: Pastors and ministers who already were mulling whether to change practices at weekly church services and struggling to reassure nervous worshipers.
Washington Post: Pastors and ministers who already were mulling whether to change practices at weekly church services and struggling to reassure nervous worshipers.
Study: Trump's support among GOP, white evangelicals 'remarkably stable'
Religion News Service: Donald Trump's favorability ratings remained "remarkably stable" with white evangelicals throughout 2019, while a majority of other Americans disapproved of him.
CNN: Black Americans really, really don't like Donald Trump
Religion News Service: Donald Trump's favorability ratings remained "remarkably stable" with white evangelicals throughout 2019, while a majority of other Americans disapproved of him.
CNN: Black Americans really, really don't like Donald Trump
The religious mourning of 'saint' Kobe Bryant continues
Religion Dispatches: With no shared single religious identity in the United States, sporting tragedies and the responses transcend religious divisions and illustrate sports' power to unite.
Religion Dispatches: With no shared single religious identity in the United States, sporting tragedies and the responses transcend religious divisions and illustrate sports' power to unite.
The story of how a nun played private equity's game and created affordable housing in the Bay Area
Business Insider: Sister Christina purchases buildings with money from foundations, corporations, and other sources, and then deed restricts them as affordable forever.
Business Insider: Sister Christina purchases buildings with money from foundations, corporations, and other sources, and then deed restricts them as affordable forever.
Leading in our uncertain times: Be real -- not a hero
Knowledge at Wharton: We are living in an era of "pervasive uncertainty," and leaders need to adopt a more humble, open and committed approach to thrive under these circumstances.
Knowledge at Wharton: We are living in an era of "pervasive uncertainty," and leaders need to adopt a more humble, open and committed approach to thrive under these circumstances.
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