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Book Review
La pensée évangélique sur la foi et le travail néglige les classes ouvrières.
Pourra-t-elle toucher les évangéliques en dehors des professions hautement valorisées ?
Jeff Haanen|
English
Book Review
The Faith and Work Movement Is Leaving Blue-Collar Workers Behind
Can it speak to evangelicals outside high-status professions?
Jeff Haanen|
Français
Economics
Blessed Are the Thrifty?
Jesus’ teachings challenge how we spend when money is tight.
Susan Mettes|
Interview
Christian Whistleblower Who Won $70M Was Motivated by ‘Moral Clarity’
Sarah Feinberg said she had the responsibility to do the right thing when she discovered fraud at her government contractor employer.
Interview by Susan Mettes in Washington, DC|
The Bulletin Episode 42|56min
What’s It Worth To Ya?
Workers strike, loan repayments spike, TikTokers hike.
Great Commission
A Washington Church Grows Great Commission Wheat
For decades, the small, rural congregation has turned a grain harvest into international ministry funding.
Loren Ward|
Go Figure
15 Percent of Churches Laid Off Staff in COVID-19. Many Are Still Looking for Work.
For some, pandemic firing prompted a turn to secular employment.
Daniel Silliman|
Obituary
Died: Carmel Jones, Black Banker for British Pentecostals
With a vision of Jesus, he started a credit union that enabled dozens of churches to buy buildings.
Daniel Silliman|
Pero yo y mi casa, resistiremos a Mammón
El dinero promete abundancia sin dependencia. Pero necesitamos algún lugar donde no podamos escondernos.
Andy Crouch|
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News
Lawsuit: Pastor Judah Smith Expects Staff to Leave a ‘Money Trail’
Plenty of churches preach about giving 10 percent. But is it legal to make it a condition of employment?
Jonny Williams|
The Bulletin Episode 17|1 hr 3min
Indict, In Debt, Indeed!
The impact of indictment, breaking down the bank collapse, and the portrayal of Christians in Hollywood.
Excerpt
The Bible Gives Investors Like Me a New Perspective on Risk
If we believe all that God promises, we won’t always opt for playing it safe.
Henry Kaestner|
News
雖然經濟不景氣，福音派收到的奉獻仍在增加
研究報告指出，非營利組織的奉獻收入明顯增加，而許多巨型教會卻陷入奉獻短缺的困境。
Hannah McClellan|
English简体中文
News
虽然经济不景气，福音派收到的奉献仍在增加
研究报告指出，非营利组织的奉献收入明显增加，而许多巨型教会却陷入奉献短缺的困境。
Hannah McClellan|
English繁體中文
Church Growth
In Church Planting, More Money Means More People
But a recent ECFA study can’t quantify intangible signs of growth.
David Roach|
Media
Christian Fiction Queen Says Goodbye to Hallmark, Hello to Karen Kingsbury Productions
As novelists embrace entrepreneurship, they find ways to take more control.
Daniel Silliman|
News
Evangelical Giving Goes Up, Despite Economic Woes
Report: Nonprofits saw a sizable increase in donations, while many megachurches struggled.
Hannah McClellan|
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News
Lawsuit: Vineyard Anaheim Exit Was About Money, Not Holy Spirit
Carol Wimber-Wong and eight former members accuse Dwelling Place pastors of $62 million fraud.
Daniel Silliman|
Obituary
Died: Dan Busby, Accountant Who Set Standards for Ministry Finances
He believed “Christians should set an example of the utmost integrity.”
Daniel Silliman|
Speaking Out
Treasures in Heaven, Portfolios on Earth
When Christian investors focus solely on avoiding unethical causes, they miss a chance to build up good corporations and ministries.
John Coleman|

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