Heart for people, respect for biblical principles should guide ministers
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Texas Baptists cautious in uncertain economy
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For churches, a right and wrong way to cut staff
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Church budget-cutting: Prudent planning or excessive anxiety?
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Economic woes give churches a reason to go green
Simeon May, CEO of the National Association of Church Business Administration, said some churches that were outright opposed to going green may get there sooner than they thought because of the recession.
Church offers ‘Soul Food’ in town hit hard by recession
Many lives are unraveling in Dalton, Ga., nicknamed the “Carpet Capital of the World,” in the current recession, creating both challenges and opportunities for churches.
Baptist groups feel recession’s pinch
Many things divide the Baptist denomination, but one thing all groups share is the challenge of raising money during a recession.
Churches can connect hungry to government programs
Working with existing programs can help churches meet the needs of more hungry people without expending extra funds.
Record crowd attends Congreso; more than 700 faith commitments
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Coalition takes aim at reducing poverty in the U.S. and globally
More than 1,000 faith leaders and activists are expected to descend on Washington soon in what planners say is one of largest and most diverse coalitions ever to fight against domestic and global poverty.