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Just Us Sunday 2: This Time, It's Impersonal
Plus: ELCA's votes on gay unions and clergy, Time covers "Warren of Rwanda," and many other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
Interview
Pastoring a Sending Church: An Interview with Pat Hood
Pat Hood explains what it is like to pastor a "sending church."
Ed Stetzer
Roundup
Morning Roundup 6/4/14
Missionary Captured in North Korea; Training to Combat Sexual Abuse; Stripper Ministry
Ed Stetzer
LifeWay
Want to Be My Executive Assistant?
I'm looking for a new Executive Assistant to serve on the team at LifeWay.
Ed Stetzer
Jon Acuff Starts Over
The funny man, former Dave Ramsey team member, and self-development expert is on to his next gig.
Kate Shellnutt
From Her.meneutics
Mindfulness Doesn’t Have to Be All About Us
Becca Stevens slows down for the sake of service.
Jennifer Grant
From Her.meneutics
Where Did Country Music’s Leading Ladies Go?
Talking back to the trends and ‘strategies’ keeping female vocalists off the airwaves.
Gina Dalfonzo
Pending Resolution
Freedom Is Calling. So Is the Birdcage.
If Christ has set us free, why do we often still feel stuck in captivity?
Sandra McCracken
Speaking Out
Teaching Politics at Belmont Has Me Worried About the State of Debate
Long before coming to campus, President Trump has shaped our class discussions, for better and worse.
Vaughn May
After the Pandemic, Are Worship Leaders Gearing Up for Battle or Healing?
At this year’s summer conferences, worship pastors and musicians prepare for a range of emotions as churches sing together again.
Kelsey Kramer McGinnis
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