Women Bloggers and ‘Real’ Church Ministry
According to ChurchRelevance.com, the topics we cover at Her.meneutics are not serious ministry. Excuse me?
So let the list-makers make their lists; let them continue to think that “sex, relationships, adoption, politics, etc.” have nothing to do with serious church ministry. And let the army of women bloggers continue clacking away.
The Peacemaker Ministries Announces a New Chief Executive Officer
Dale Pyne appointed as CEO for Peacemaker Ministries
Dale is a seasoned peacemaker who received his conciliator certification from the ICC at a recent conference in Denver. He has years of experience mediating and arbitrating professionally in both Christian and secular settings, involving family, government, community, and churches. He’s also been a mentor/coach for pastors and lay leaders. The Board has... Continue Reading
Yale May Not Recognize New Christian fraternity
BYX membership requirements may violate school's nondiscrimination policy
If the BYX chapter at Yale lasts through the fall semester, the group plans to participate in its first Rush Week in the spring, alongside Yale's other 11 fraternities. With the new members they may gain, the chapter hopes to establish a permanent off-campus location next year
Christian TV ready for Messiah’s arrival in Jerusalem
Daystar, TBN have their offices set up on a holy city hill, poised for Jesus, and are spreading the gospel to Jews in Israel.
Christian broadcasters have donated tens of millions of dollars in recent years to build Israeli schools, community centers, hospital wards and even synagogues. Part of the support is based upon their belief that the return of the Jewish people to Israel will usher in the second coming of Jesus.
Boundaries 101
An expert in church health was surprised what he didn’t know before attending his first-ever workshop in ministerial boundaries.
-- Every minister and every volunteer who works with children and youth should undergo a thorough criminal background check and be required to attend an annual boundary awareness workshop/review. -- All churches need clear policies regarding online and social media communications for clergy and laity. -- If you think you are above and beyond the need for clear boundaries, you probably have a problem.
Bryan College defends decision to kill student’s story
Wanted to protect privacy of teacher arrested on child sex charges
Like almost all student newspapers, the Triangle is owned by the school and its stories are subject to review by school administrators. Although many public universities allow their student publications to operate with some degree of independence, most private colleges retain strict control over what their student journalists publish.
The Millennial Hymnal
At the crossroads of old and new, how should this generation worship?
But sing-ability also factors into the making of a good hymn. Not everyone likes the same songs, and we don’t have to. It’s unrealistic to assume unanimous approval on music preference. If I like every song my music minister chooses, it probably means someone three rows behind me doesn’t.
Homosexuals in the military demand special privileges
Toleration doesn’t cut both ways
It’s only a matter of time before a man who claims to be transgender demands to be placed with women during training, in the showers and in the barracks. The women in the units will have no recourse, especially if their objection to living, changing, bathing and bunking with a man is based on sincerely held religious beliefs.
The Subtle Art of Sabotaging a Pastor
The Evil One uses church members as unwitting pawns to attack pastors
Editor’s Note: Following in the footsteps of The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis, Jared Wilson writes from the perspective of a senior demon to his apprentice on how to oppose and confound Christians. This imaginative piece offers powerful insight into the subtle ways leaders might be led astray. Dearest Grubnat, my puppet, my pigsnie, The reports... Continue Reading
Six Steps to Help Pastors Be Effective Leaders
People need a leader, a "first among equals" who will help them to do their best work for the church
My experience tells me that staff teams – in churches, denominations and nonprofits – really do want leaders. They expect the leader to identify a direction, set the pace and provide the resources and encouragement needed to move forward. If the leader fails to do these things, then the situation can become very chaotic. ... Continue Reading
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