Justice Department inquiry into abuse within the SBC ends with no charges
The Tennessean: Federal investigators
closed the books on a year-and-a-half-long investigation into the
Southern Baptist Convention's top administrative body that sought to
determine whether leaders were criminally responsible for mishandling an
abuse crisis in the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.
Global Methodists run toward renewal*
Christianity Today: On the other side of
disaffiliation, traditionalist congregations speak of prayer, revival,
and revitalization.
AI In the pulpit: Should pastors seek help from AI?
Religion Unplugged: Only 1 in 10 pastors
(12%) are comfortable using AI to write sermons — though 2 in 5 (43%)
see its benefits in sermon preparation and research.
How Michigan organizers got 100,000 ‘uncommitted’ votes
HuffPost: Michigan organizers got 100,000
people to vote “uncommitted” and send a message to President Joe Biden
about his policy in Gaza. Their effort likely won’t be the last.
‘We can no longer be silent’: New York’s Latino faith leaders call for cease-fire in Gaza
Religion News Service: The community has
avoided taking stances on the Israel-Hamas war for fear of altering the
group’s strong relationship with the city’s Jewish community.
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