Summertime means gardens, insects, fireflies, sunshine, and much more. I have collected some outstanding picture books celebrating this time of year. All books are picture books for all ages, except for the last three books. Ant Party, by Ross Montgomery, brightly illustrated digitally by Sarah Warburton, is a fun read
“Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” —Proverbs 16:3 Keegan and Carla are using their gifts to open doors for the gospel through media, counseling, contextualization, and hands-on training in unreached communities in Southeast Asia. Whether developing digital evangelism tools through Create Labs or walking
Ministry in the Marketplace …covocational ministry is more than a financial strategy; it is a return to the roots of mission—ordinary people living ordinary lives with gospel intentionality, where God has already sent them. Free eBook: Discipleship in Church Planting – by J. D. Payne Download this eBook, in which
I have the honor of responding to Bishop Boyea’s magnificent reflection on the “spirit of governance.” I love the focus specifically on the “spirit” of governance. Using that phrase drawn from the prayer of episcopal ordination, Bishop Boyea is able to emphasize that the munus regendi, the office of pastoral
In October 1994, I arrived for the first time at Hyde Park as an invitee of my friend Daniel Garber to serve as a visiting professor in the department of philosophy. While I was unfamiliar with many of the names of my new colleagues at the University of Chicago, one
In Part One of this article I shared how situational awareness became an ingrained part of my everyday life via my career in law enforcement. In Part Two, we’ll explore how Joseph Smith used both situational awareness and spiritual sensitivity while reestablishing Christ’s Church on earth… Part Two As the
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.” —John 15:4 Ethan and Grace are living in South Asia among one of the 7,200+ unreached people groups in the world—communities
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. Did you know that what some homeowners consider a pesky weed, the humble dandelion, was originally brought to the New World by European colonists and grown in their gardens for its culinary and medicinal uses? Did you also know that we can learn a