Author: Andrew Gerns

Priest-in-Charge? Rector? What’s in a title?

What’s on the business card, while entirely irrelevant to some, can certainly have the capacity to tinge ministerial life in critical ways. Though ethereal sounding, the loss of “temporalities” is real enough; and the headaches that can arise in an environment of rent-to-own authority can be more than one feels is worth bargaining for.

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Habits of highly successful churches

The Church is an antidote to the alienation and complexity so commonly felt in other areas of life. Parishes that foster intimacy and simplicity create situations and opportunities that encourage common experience and storytelling.

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Modern weddings threaten marriage?

I’d even say that they’ve become a threat to marriage itself,” he added, arguing that the idea of self-sacrifice is lost when the ceremony is “specifically designed to be all about ‘me’, about being a ‘princess for a day'”.

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Giving away 50%

I’ve been surprised how much progress we’ve actually made,” Buffett said. “We’re hoping that America, which is already the most generous society on Earth, becomes even more generous.

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