Church leaders, developers, and urban planners face tough questions as they attempt to halt the abandonment and sell-off of centuries-old structures.
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Sanneh challenged the idea that Christianity was merely a tool of colonialism.
Chehadeh leads the largest local NGO in Syria, serving 2.5 million people a year.
The search committee chair praised Pittman’s “vision for the future of theological education.”
Once the symbol of evangelist Robert Schuller’s success, the 128-foot-tall glass building went into foreclosure and the Diocese of Orange bought it.
Richard J. Perry Jr., a professor emeritus at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, called Echols “a giant in the world of theological education.”
“The purpose of a bank is to make money for the investors,” said a Catholic credit union leader. “The purpose of a credit union is to serve the membership.”
Keep Oakland Housed—a joint effort of the city and social service, legal, and faith-based organizations—helps tenants facing eviction.
The Dalai Lama has said in recent years that he may not reincarnate.
Avivamiento was one of just two large evangelical churches to voice its support for the 2016 peace accord, which is still being implemented.
Recent surveys show that “the vast majority of Americans do not have negative opinions of their Jewish neighbors.”
The Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond opened in the wake of the Southern Baptist “conservative resurgence” launched in 1979.
In addition to the thousands who arrived with the caravan, people deported from the U.S. have been living in Tijuana—sometimes on the streets.
César Chávez once preached at the church, which supported Chicano civil rights organizers. But the church wants to do more than preserve its past.
The Berggruen Institute called her “one of the world’s leading public philosophers.”
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