From ‘serve us’ to service: For a 120-year-old church, growth coincides with a renewed focus on Kingdom building and community outreach (reporting from Mt. Juliet, Tenn.). Churches That Work. After the tornado: $2 million short: An Alabama congregation played a leading role in disaster relief efforts after a killer twister, but now the church finds itself in need of [...]
Archive for January, 2012
As USCIRF Faces Possible Closure, Funding Divides Religious Freedom Experts The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom is preparing to shut down. January issue.
Latinos at a small country church. Published Jan. 1. Romney’s Mormonism: Problem for voters? Published Jan. 4. Obama’s war on religion? Published Jan. 9. How do you know that? Published Jan. 10. Imam who loves the Blues. Published Jan. 13. A tale of two storylines. Published Jan. 20. Cowboy Christianity catching on? Published Jan. 24. Romney’s [...]
Best of the News Blog Kansas City church fights to remain in inner city. Published Jan. 10. Most significant U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religion in 20 years? Published Jan. 11. Two candidates invited to visit with Lubbock Christian University presidential search committee. Published Jan. 12. Gander Brook Christian Camp mourns Cecil D. Perkins, beloved [...]
