Remembering James T. Laney, a lifelong friend to Korea
From a young soldier in postwar Korea to U.S. ambassador during a nuclear crisis, the Rev. James T. Laney devoted much of his life to the Korean people and the pursuit of peace. Laney died Aug. 13 at age 98.
Communion Science Commission funding to support young science-and-faith leaders
Young Anglicans aged 18–35 are invited to apply for grants from the Anglican Communion Science Commission supporting local projects at the intersection of science and faith.
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40th Anniversary of Church Apology to Indigenous Peoples Commemorated in Sudbury
Speakers present included participants in the original Apology and The Very Rev. Dr. Stan McKay; participants gathered to remember, witness, and recommit to the words of the Apology with presence and… continue readingcontinue reading
When screens become a theological question
The question isn’t whether a screen belongs in a sanctuary, but whether the sanctuary is helping the people belong to one another in prayer.
Call to Prayer Following Earthquakes in Indonesia
Beloved siblings in Christ, The Earth has once again trembled. Recent earthquakes have struck Indonesia, shaking homes, displacing families, and leaving communities in fear, grief, and uncertainty. As the Earth continues to shift, our siblings in Christ face the long, difficult road of recovery. As a communion, we hold in prayer all those displaced, injured, […]
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August 16, 2026: Is There Enough God?
Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost Is There Enough God? Can Jesus be Lord to the Gentiles? That’s like asking, “Is there enough of God to go around?” Yes. Of course. This is a major theme that weaves through Matthew’s Gospel; Jesus is the Savior of the world, not just for Jews. That was a bitter pill […]
Beth Sollenberger to retire from leadership role in Atlantic Southeast District
Beth Sollenberger will retire on Sept. 30 as interim director of administration for the Church of the Brethren’s Atlantic Southeastern District. She has served in the position since April 1, 2024. She has been working both from her home in Goshen, Ind., as well as onsite in the district.
Statement from URJ President Rabbi Rick Jacobs on Central Synagogue Incident
Last night, a joyful, spiritual gathering at Central Synagogue was disrupted by violence. We will not answer fear by retreating behind locked doors
Brethren Volunteer Service Unit 339 begins service
The 13 members of Brethren Volunteer Service (BVS) Unit 339 have begun service at their project sites. The volunteers completed orientation on July 27 to Aug. 4 at Inspiration Hills Camp in Burbank, Ohio.