When we sit at the table with another, we participate in the long-practiced tradition of gathering, remembering, and sharing.
All in Church
When we sit at the table with another, we participate in the long-practiced tradition of gathering, remembering, and sharing.
Being able to have productive conversations with believers and nonbelievers about critical subjects that connect with our deepest beliefs and values is a rare skill.
How often do we tell our churches that we are proud of them? How often do we express our appreciation for how we see their faith impacting the world around them?
Joining a church is a process that involves much more than working out a job description, moving to town, and beginning to exercise ministerial gifts.
I offer this prayer hoping it may give words to others who struggle with understanding why such things happen.
She will understand the risk of botching the communication of a big announcement and will also understand that hard decisions are necessary for a church to grow.
Roxburgh identifies four inadequate ideas or narratives with which leaders have often grappled over the past 40 years—to little or no effect.