The workers are few
The Workers Are Few Gap exists between what large churches need and what seminaries produce. August issue. Continue reading The workers are few
South goes North: African refugees boost Minnesota church
South goes North: African refugees boost Minnesota church (from Brooklyn Park, Minn.). Currents. Faith, family, fond memories — and a funeral (from Hayti, Mo.). Inside Story. College’s finances draw federal scrutiny. Second Front. Can churches reach singles? Second Front. Continue reading South goes North: African refugees boost Minnesota church
Less edgy conferences
Less Edgy Conferences Youth Specialties refocuses training events after pushback. July issue. Continue reading Less edgy conferences
Saying goodbye to Cascade College
Saying goodbye to Cascade College (reporting Portland, Ore.). Currents. Church embraces two languages to form ‘one body’ (reporting from Escondido, Calif.). Page 1. Former trumpet player leading souls to Christ. Inside Story. Christian Chronicle named best newspaper by Associated Church Press. National. Continue reading Saying goodbye to Cascade College
Customs confusion
Customs Confusion New visa rules trip up traveling religious workers. June issue. Continue reading Customs confusion
For financial guru Dave Ramsey, sour economy has an upside
For financial guru Dave Ramsey, sour economy has an upside (from Edmond, Okla.). Published April 24. EDMOND, Okla. – In a gloom-and-doom economy, Christian financial guru Dave Ramsey fashions himself as a prophet of hope. Part stand-up comedian, part economics professor, Ramsey built a multimillion-dollar business dispensing simple financial advice: Live on a budget. Don’t spend more than you make. Start an emergency fund. … Continue reading For financial guru Dave Ramsey, sour economy has an upside
Church pink slips
Church Pink Slips Tax exemption means layoffs hit congregations’ employees harder. May issue. Continue reading Church pink slips
Canada: Struggle in a secular culture
By Bobby Ross Jr. | The Christian Chronicle TORONTO — Gerald Ellis is a rare breed at the Strathmore Boulevard Church of Christ. He’s a native Canadian. In this cosmopolitan city of 2.5 million residents — roughly half born outside of Canada — the 200-member congregation reflects the international population. “We’re all God’s children, no matter what color,” said Ellis, a deacon who has seen the church grow … Continue reading Canada: Struggle in a secular culture
Border violence curtails mission trips to Mexico
Border violence curtails mission trips to Mexico (reporting from Tijuana, Mexico). Page 1 lead. Online networking: A tool to help save souls in cyberspace? Inside Story. Fertile field for faith?: Struggle in a secular culture (reporting from Toronto). Currents. Continue reading Border violence curtails mission trips to Mexico
