By Mark FeldmeirIf you’ve grown weary of the hyper-partisanship that plagues and paralyzes our national debate; if you’re exhausted by the outrage industrial complex that vilifies those on the other side of the aisle; if you’re exasperated by our current...
As all of us continue to struggle with the unknown of the future and the challenges of today, we’re bringing you messages of hope from your favorite books and authors. Today, Bromleigh McCleneghan, pastor and coeditor of When Kids Ask Hard...
In these Days of COVID-19, you’re probably sequestered with somebody you know well. You know their favorite (and least favorite) foods, music, TV shows, movies, and clothes. You know their opinions on how the pandemic is being addressed and those...
We hope you find peace and comfort during these times of uncertainty in our new weekly blogs filled with hope and strength. The first one below is from one of our inspiring releases Another Way: Living and Leading Change on Purpose. --The...
Sixty-four hymns enter. Only one emerged as the winner. As sheltering-at-home Disciples long for the hymns that connect them to their congregations, Rev. Kory Wilcoxson, senior pastor at Crestwood Christian Church in Lexington, Ky., pitted 64 hymns from Chalice Hymnal...
Even though our family, friends, and communities are quarantined and important celebrations postponed, there are still ways to observe some of our favorite holidays of the year -- Mother’s Days, Father’s Day, and Graduation. From drive-by visits with balloons and cake, to festive...
by J. Dana Trent, author, Dessert First: Preparing for Death While Savoring Life In even the most “normal” circumstances, a loved one’s death shreds our hearts like a spiritual cheese grater. But enduring a loss in a pandemic? Words are...
Talk about weird timing. Months ago, when we scheduled the launch of America’s Sacred Sites: 50 Faithful Reflections on Our National Monuments and Historic Sites, we had no idea a global pandemic would have us sheltering in our homes for...
