‘The Social Reckoning’ Doesn’t Fully Reckon with the Problem
Social algorithms have trained us to filter reality through the lens of our political narrative. In his telling of the Facebook story, Aaron Sorkin does this too.
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Natal priest suspended after abuse allegations
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Anglican Watch Raises Alarm Over Cathedral of St. John the Divine Finances, Spending Priorities
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Pastor Fights Back as City Council Begins Meeting with Prayer to Satan
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Kenyan Churches Combat Abandonment, Suicide Among Older Men
When Victor Wanjala lost his job in 2010, he lost everything, including his marriage and savings. The father of eight from Trans-Nzoia County, Kenya, worked nearly four decades as a customs officer. His job enabled him to pay for his children’s education, support relatives financ
How My Church Revived Our Sunday School
Sunday school was nearly empty. Our teachers prepared lessons every week and announced them in the church newsletter. Yet three years after the pandemic, adult attendance averaged about 15 in a church with over 300 members. And sometimes, there were no children. “Zero kids?” I as
From TGC ‘National Conference’ to ‘Church Conference’: Behind the Name Change
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On My Shelf: Life and Books with Alex Fogleman
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