Dr Moses Tay, first Anglican archbishop of SEA, dies at 88
Right Reverend Dr Moses Tay Leng Kong, the seventh Bishop of Singapore and the first Archbishop of the Province of Anglican Church in South East Asia, was called home to the Lord on the night of September 24. He was 88. He is survived by his wife of four decades, Cynthia, two chi
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French Christians Brace for Future of ‘Violent’ Heat
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Fear-Driven Churches Create Three Kinds of Christians
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Lawyer says prosecutors haven’t offered details of teen’s alleged ties to San Diego mosque shooters
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Looksmaxxing Is a Crisis of Modern Masculinity. The Church Has a Cure.
A crisis of discipleship is happening inside modern masculinity, and it’s time for church leaders to pay attention.
DHS lifts financial freeze on Sister Norma Pimentel’s Catholic migrant charity
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120 Christian leaders urge Trump administration not to withhold $1B in global health funds
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Walking the journey of calling
The United Methodist Board of Higher Education and Ministry’s EXPLORATION offers young people space for discernment and holy wonder.