Crisis response

How your church can help when tragedy strikes nearby (Jan/Feb 2019)

When people walk away

Engaging with those who've turned away from the faith (Nov/Dec 2018)

Keeping the faith

Research on transitions after high school (Sep/Oct 2018)

Survival habits of the soul

Slow down. Breathe deeply. It will be okay. (Jul/Aug 2018)

Life: Precious. Fragile. A gift.

From conception to nat- ural death (May/J 18)

The healing plate

Why food is central in Scripture, community and restoration (Mar/Ap 18)

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