A learning resource for Christian leaders and their
Both demand for and interest in chaplain positions have expanded in recent years as the role of religious institutions changes. But those seeking well-paid, full-time employment might be disappointed.
Research reveals positive trends but several complexities that contribute to a sense of clergy well-being.
Learning the names of the plants around us is a Christian practice that invites us into loving, hope-filled care of the natural world, writes an associate director for LEADD’s Thriving Congregations Coordination Program.
A half-empty church building isn’t just a financial problem; it’s an environmental problem, writes a consultant.
As the 1950s model declines, new ways of being the church are popping up all over, and gospel truths are now being found in new containers, writes a social entrepreneur.
