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- 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|
- Making Disciples Means Working for JusticeScripture is clear that both go hand in hand.Michael LeFebvre|
- Seafarer Ministries See Spiritual Needs in Rough Economic WatersMerchant marines are still struggling, body and soul, after COVID-19 and supply chain disruptions.Adam MacInnis|
- The Bible Does Everything Critical Theory Does, but BetterScripture offers a deeper analysis of modern society than modern society could give itself.Interview by Mark Talbot|Français
- The Bible Gives Investors Like Me a New Perspective on RiskIf we believe all that God promises, we won’t always opt for playing it safe.Henry Kaestner|
- The Struggles of Men Are a Problem for EveryoneFrom school and work to fatherhood and friendship, we need a vision of manhood that both sexes can celebrate.Jeff Haanen|Português
- In Christian Publishing, ‘Platform’ Is Being Weighed and Found WantingFavoring big-name authors and “influencers” might be good for the bottom line, but not always for the books—and readers—themselves.Collin Huber|
- Evangelical Giving Goes Up, Despite Economic WoesReport: Nonprofits saw a sizable increase in donations, while many megachurches struggled.Hannah McClellan|简体中文繁體中文
- This Giving Season, Offer the Poor a PewChurch structures and schedules often make it hard for the working class to participate. Let's change that.Hannah Anderson|简体中文繁體中文
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