“The Showers of Stoles Project” is a travelling exhibit which highlights discrimination against LGBTQI+ ministers in Christianity and Judaism. The exhibit features stoles, each with
Dr. Audrey Evans shares her story of caring and faith.
The Rt Rev Dan Martins, bishop of Springfield, has offered a teaching to his own diocese on the nature of ministry that is clear, concise and offers much to consider to anyone involved or interested in ordination processes or ministry in general.
Ministry is what we do when we go out into the world just as much as we do more within the walls of the church.
Update: The word “former” was added to the headline, and “Southern” has been removed from the closing paragraph because they confused some readers. -DS Park
Next Step Homeless Services of Arkansas sees 120-150 clients per day, many military veterans, for short-term and long-term help in avoiding or ending homelessness. The
Radical Religious Women is a symposium offered by Indiana Voices for Women in West Lafayette, Indiana. The Rev. Jacqueline Means will join other women leaders to
Working in collaboration with their local police department, St John’s Episcopal Church gave away bicycles that the police donated from their evidence room. One of the bikes came with a cart attached, which proved fortunate for a couple who have three small dogs and wanted to take trips with their pets.
The back-to-back winter storms stretch the resources of many, but prove especially challenging to people experiencing homelessness.
Do Millennials burn out faster in the ministry because of digital networking and technology?
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