OPINION - Are nearly 40% of clergy really about to leave the ministry?
As Ministers are Overcome by Stress, Sabbaticals May be the Key to Avoiding Burnout
Supporting a full-time minister requires an average of 130 or more in worship, according to MacDonald, who cited research by the Hope Partnership for Missional Transformation, an Indianapolis-based consultancy that’s worked with hundreds of churches ...
A significant majority of Protestant church leaders in the United States believe pastors who commit child or adult sexual abuse should permanently withdraw from public ministry.
America’s megachurches have continued to thrive over the past five years, attracting more worshippers, becoming more diverse and opening new locations.
Church conflict is a growing pressure point for pastors during the coronavirus pandemic, a new report shows.
This spiritual advice, typical of Partridge, can stand with the words of the best religious thinkers. Perhaps because, it turns out, his advice came from two top religious thinkers.
