At 89, Oren Lyons acknowledges he’s slowing down. A recent back operation “took me off the dance floor and off the lacrosse field,” the Onondaga Nation faithkeeper and internationally renowned advocate for indigenous rights and environmental stewardship said. For decades Lyons has acted as the world’s conscience — or scold, depending on your perspective — advocating an ethic of peace, […]
If ever a time existed for the church to raise its collective voice on an issue, this is it. Shouldn’t the church stand with those who are working to reverse climate change while there may still be a little time?
Rights are good, argues theological ethicist Nigel Biggar, but they are not the only good things.
It's been hard lately to make pastoral or theological sense of many things. I don't think I'm alone in hitting the creativity wall. I often feel stalled, wondering how to push through, or why to push through, towards generativity. Hitting this wall keeps me thinking about Michael Pollan's recent book, How to Change
In U.S. philanthropy, there’s often an impulse to take the big bet, or back powerful NGOs. But the activists who win the Goldman Prizes show that there are many ways to achieve victories.
It’s a real pleasure when you’re talking to someone who does not know you, who then proceeds to compliment you on something you created. You know for certain that they are not just being nice, because they have no idea...
What is the difference between a tour and a pilgrimage? The short answer, in this specific instance, is that a pilgrimage is something that changes the person. At the end of the pilgrimage, the per…
Whether welcoming immigrants, advocating for peace, or helping victims of sexual violence heal, these five writers are driven by faith to work for justice.
Alan Shlemon of Stand to Reason distinguishes between two types of soul development and shares his thoughts on which one we'll experience in Heaven. For more...
If you’re a person of faith, you’ll want to know about this proposed legislation.
Can you compare the redefinition of marriage movement to the civil rights movement? Black Catholics United for Life’s Gloria Purvis gives us her take.
How to make sure your money goes to the cause, and not to “administrative” costs.
To the extent that the Church loses its confidence in the experience of the miraculous, the holy and the supernatural, it will have nothing to say that distinguishes itself from well-meaning humanism.
The Church of Scientology and Scientologists support United for Human rights--a human rights educational program aimed at activating support these rights.
Today, we continue to look at the Missional Manifesto and how churches can actively equip their people to live on mission.
Continued learning in the social good sector may seem tricky, but when you have the right resources you can become an even better nonprofit professional.
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This is why donor retention needs to be at the top of mind for nonprofit fundraisers and how to make it happen.
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