When just-elected Presiding Bishop Edmond L. Browning said “there will be no outcasts” at the 1985 General Convention in Anaheim, Calif., he could not have known how those words would be held up as an emblem of his ministry.
The Indian Serious Fraud Investigation Office has begun probing alleged financial irregularities at the Church of South India, the country’s largest Protestant denomination. The fraud investigator gets into the picture after individual audits found discrepancies in the books of the Church of South India Trust Association, which manages the Protestant church in the country, and is headquartered in Chennai.
“Why has the #cheerioschallenge trended on Twitter but not #Muslimlives?”
Engineers are using a drone to determine the extent of the damage to the interior of New Zealand’s Christchurch Cathedral.
Rahab shows us how to win small but saving victories with our quick wits and impulsive kindness.
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