“We’re going to do what it takes,” says co-pastor Gloria White-Hammond, “to be our sister’s keeper.”
Bumbling along in the footsteps of Melchizedek
The German pastor opposed Hitler—eventually.
In the 500 years since Catholicism came to Mexico, it has profoundly shaped and been shaped by the indigenous culture.
“The history of a church,” one member wrote in an old scrapbook I found, is “an unfolding pageant of life.”
How American Protestant missionaries helped usher in post-Protestant America
David Hollinger shows how the social gospel principles that drove mission abroad boomeranged back home.
In 1961, Margaret Flory started a new kind of mission program.
Standing at the graveside with the last lingering family members, time seems thick.
Putting clergy health in perspective
Pastors and their complex relationship with their work—and with themselves
Is there any good news in Jesus' teaching on divorce?
