Greenway reflects on challenges, transitions and latest ministry venture
Adam Greenway has learned first-hand the challenges that come with transition and establishing new leadership in an organization. Today, Greenway appears to be all smiles while sharing how the last few years have strengthened his faith, trust and resolve in serving the Lord.
Myanmar military dictators execute Christian pastor
After about a month of imprisonment, William, who led his congregation for more than 25 years in eastern Myanmar (formerly Burma), was murdered by the military junta, along with Nam Ceu, another follower of Christ who was arrested.
First person: What I wish I knew before that first phone
Every Christian parent I know is bracing for the same day. The day the phone arrives.
Clergy Act opens Social Security window of opportunity for ministers
The Clergy Act creates a two-year window allowing eligible clergy members and Christian Science practitioners to reverse a previous, permanent decision to opt out of Social Security and Medicare taxes.
First person: Myths about religion’s collapse — and what about the ‘nones’?
Reading the religion news these days, you could get the impression Christianity is on life support. Aside from stories about
‘Singing schools’ and their impact on American worship
Few today recognize the impact “singing schools,” which used “shape-notes” to teach music, has had on American worship. This music, which is associated with the tradition of “Sacred Harp Singing,” enhanced worship across the nation.
AI-generated deepfakes, Billy Graham and creating confusion — and opportunity?
A prominent pastor and author warns that AI-generated deepfakes of Christian figures like Billy Graham are stirring up confusion related to what’s real and what’s not. Could this be an opportunity for the Church?
Christian presence in northern Nigeria eroding due to ongoing violence, report says
Rising killings and abductions, prolonged displacement and continuing insecurity are eroding the Christian presence in parts of northern and north-central Nigeria, according to a research brief released by Open Doors on Thursday (Sept. 3).