Should your church start a nonprofit?
A successful church program can become a “caged bird” -- constrained by the structure of a single congregation. By starting a separate nonprofit, a congregation can let its programs fly, writes Joy Skjegstad.
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A successful church program can become a “caged bird” -- constrained by the structure of a single congregation. By starting a separate nonprofit, a congregation can let its programs fly, writes Joy Skjegstad.
Working in a daycare center made writer Allison Backous wonder: What does it mean to humble yourself like a child?
Holiday traditions, whether time-tested or personal, bring a cyclical certainty to linear time, writes Timothy Larsen.