Twelve Christian
leaders share their thoughts on how the coronavirus pandemic might
affect the financial health and sustainability of American churches.
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Q&A with Leah Schade
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The minister and professor of preaching offers a method of dialogue in advance of the coming election.
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By David Emmanuel Goatley
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Pandemic response
requires more than words of encouragement for those who are suffering.
It requires concrete steps to undo systemic injustices, writes the
director of the Office of Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School.
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By Nathan Kirkpatrick
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COVID-19 presents us
with overwhelming daily challenges, but we must also begin to consider
what's ahead, writes a managing director of Leadership Education at Duke
Divinity.
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By G. Jeffrey MacDonald
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Don't let the
ingrained belief that only churches with full-time pastors can thrive
keep you from making the switch to part-time clergy, writes an author
who has researched the effects of part-time ministry.
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Q&A with Elizabeth Sendek
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Developing rigorous
theological education in the Latin American context is key to the future
of the growing church, says the president of the Biblical Seminary of
Colombia.
Theological schools with few resources benefit from a nonprofit's efforts to provide academically rigorous theological books.
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By Alex Shea Will
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How associate and
senior pastors navigate their relationship can benefit both them and
their congregations, an associate pastor writes.
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By Allison Backous Troy
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A writer reflects on
Orthodox Easter and how we may find ways to adorn and anoint and bless
the new world in which we live, dark as it is.
When faced with challenges, a new resource can bring energy
and possibilities into a faith community. As a source of inspiration,
consider the Congregational Resource Guide, offering materials on
everything from COVID-19 and technology for virtual congregational life
to suggestions for book studies and information on facility management.
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