The de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture at the University of Notre Dame is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary this academic year. This occasion calls for something of a retrospective mode, a contemplative reflection upon the Center’s very fundaments: “ethics,” “culture,” and—perhaps most importantly—the ampersand or coordinating conjunction between them.
How to Reach a Culture Not Interested in the Gospel It’s time we face the music. That day we’ve heard about, it’s here. Our culture doesn’t care about Jesus. The Church is More than a Content Producer The vision of our Lord for his church is that it would be
How to Foster a Culture of Evangelism Both established churches and brand-new faith communities face the challenge of creating a culture of evangelism. So how will you commit to cultivating an evangelism culture? Why Falling Religious Attendance Could Be Increasing Deaths of DespairIn America, attendance at religious services is falling
By Brian Dodd People find community in many places—at work, in a book club, in a neighborhood group, or by joining a gym—all fantastic ways to connect and build relationships with others. Our church lobbies play a critical role in building true community by giving people a space to