A pastor has embezzled $50,000 from her congregation.
A pastor is hearing rumors that some members of his congregation are unhappy about his “leadership style,” or his “effectiveness,” or that he just “doesn’t seem to fit this congregation.”
Which congregation is faced with the more difficult conflict?
In a memo from a fellow Yankees fan, Manhattanites were reminded that the 300-year-old parish is, in fact, still there.
Pew Internet finds that contrary to what it might look like, all those hours on our laptops and cell phones are bolstering our social lives.
Not sure what’s causing the glitch, but our Café notes stopped posting on Wednesday to both Twitter and Facebook. The problem appears to be with the backend we use to pipe things to Twitterfeed and Facebook, so we’ll be beating that with a virtual hammer until it cooperates again. The end result is that it’s been relatively quiet this week–but not totally so.
As a priest and an outspoken member of Executive Council, Winnie Varghese wonders if the “listening process” has begun to bear fruit on the other side of the globe.
“We view with alarm the dangerous consequences of disregard for the survival of God’s creation”
The Church of England has published a book of prayers and reflections to help frazzled commuters prepare for the winter ahead — and then unwind on the way home.
“What does it say if you’re unwilling to say that the state shouldn’t execute homosexuals?”
The BBC has recruited a trio as unlikely as Tony Blair, Dolly Parton and Archbishop Desmond Tutu to explain the importance of faith.
“It is time to acknowledge that the Catholic church hierarchy can no longer pretend that it isn’t the active enemy of gay people and our families,” says Sullivan