The Surprising Success — and Faith — of ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’
(RNS) — There’s a moment near the beginning of the documentary film “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” where producer Margy Whitmer muses, “We had a
29 Summer Church Communication Ideas
It’s no secret: In most places, churches slow down for the summer. How can you continue to be engaged with your church and community? Here are
When You Don’t Have Time to Read? Read!
About one-quarter of Americans report they did not read or listen to a book in the previous year. I suspect that many simply cannot find the
Students’ Survey Highlights Censorship of Christian College Newspapers
(RNS) — A group of Christian college students has released a survey that suggests censorship of student publications is not uncommon at American Christian schools, with student
What Your Church Could Learn from Sweden
You can learn a lot from traveling to other countries. Take Sweden. The folks there would really like for you to visit.
And perhaps the Swedish Tourism Association
Hazards of Insects and Information
“What’s that?” I asked, looking at the colorful glass containers my wife was holding.
“Wasp traps,” she said and then – noting the vacant look on my
A Case of Mistaken Superpowers
Remember a while back when I thought I had developed the power of invisibility? It all started with my unsuccessful attempts to get my national newspaper
The Column You’ll Probably Ignore
For me to suggest you might want to use something else to goo—um, search the web doesn’t seem to make much sense. Even I’m starting to lose
Create a Bucket List of Kindness
I’d like to suggest a bucket list for this year. Not exactly random acts of kindness, my list focuses more specifically on kind words,
Bethlehem, Bells and…Bad Burritos
There are inspired ways to share the Good News, but there are other faith-based efforts that are less noteworthy and often head-scratching. I have a secret suspicion that the cause can be attributed to a bad burrito and a good case of indigestion, thus these