Worried about current events? Pray the news, experts say
Some watch too much news. Others ignore it altogether. Yet others suggest a balanced approach: praying the news as a way to express compassion for those in strife.
Clean it out before throwing it out
A home stager in California moves homes quicker and for a higher price by depersonalizing online photos to hide sellers’ identities. This approach is also critical when disposing of electronic and office equipment.
Churches discover common ingredients to help hungry, hurting people
Meeting the needs of the hungry in American communities requires churches to network with other churches, various community agencies and volunteers.
Metropolitan Church is a beacon to inner-city Kansas City neighborhood
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Missionary couple to Haiti underscore multicultural complexion of missions
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Church’s community garden gets public’s attention
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Ministry to neighbors in need
Benevolence ministries have been an expression of churches since the first century when congregations assisted other churches, some of them far away on the early mission field. Early Christians looked out for each other with care. Jesus advocated for the needy indiscriminatingly.
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Sports Crusaders celebrate ‘summer of legacy’
Sports Crusaders, a Missouri-based sports ministry, celebrated its 20th season as a "summer of legacy," serving 2,544 campers and seeing 342 students turn to Jesus as Savior.
Abuse by athletes finally prompts outrage
It has taken generations for celebs — particularly professional athletes — to be called to account for domestic violence and sexual abuse, but the tide is steadily turning. Elevator videos of Carolina Ravens football star Ray Rice knocking his then-fiancé and now-wife,
Many workers extend current jobs or choose ‘encore careers’
Switching careers, rather than retiring, helps some boomers bridge the gap between their desire to make a social difference and to meet their economic needs.
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