Topic: Politics
Richard Mouw: A prayer in Beijing
Who is prayer for? For those listening or for God? If the latter, perhaps our inability to understand is no great problem.
Friday's News & Ideas
- No clear trends in global belief
- D.C. pastors take sides
- What’s a “chief culture officer?”
- The model Morehouse Man
Wednesday's News & Ideas
- Where did the charity go?
- Find out what the employees really think
- Young, single and megachurchgoer
- Australian Anglicans really Down Under
- Fishing for people - it's catch and release
Friday's News & Ideas
- Back to Memphis for the SCLC
- Know Jesus, no science?
- Missing Mary
- A life: ‘Having a wonderful time. . . wish you were here.’
Tuesday's News & Ideas
Lots of God at the inauguration, including one Obama-linked pastor who wasn't asked to pray. Plus for-profit universities. Are they an anomaly or the wave of the future? (Stanley Fish comments).
Thursday's News & Ideas
- ‘Christian rights?’
- Looking for a better God
- Enough about the Episcopal Church
- Melon-head, dressed like a samurai
Thursday's News & Ideas
- Interdependence and leadership
- New Faith-Based Initiatives leader
- All hail Walt Whitman
Melissa Wiginton: In whose wake do you follow?
We always say the church needs gifted young leaders. But so do many of our other institutions. Is a young pastor’s choice for politics a loss for the church? Can a young person serve with integrity as a pastor and a politician?
Friday's News & Ideas
- Where will the Obamas go to church?
- If you’re thinking about laying off staff, think again. There may be better ways to save money.
- Greed -- the game show.
Tuesday's News & Ideas
- Recovering memory in El Salvador
- ELCA budget cuts
- Introverted leaders
- Reining in a restive flock
- Cormac McCarthy speaks
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