Allegra Jordan: It's time to retire "human capital"
Call your teenage daughter “human capital” and see how she responds.
Call your teenage daughter “human capital” and see how she responds.
A rule requiring tithing for church membership may prove divisive in the community
Rigor is good. A two-tier system that keeps committed participants from joining is not.
The latest research on giving won’t come as a surprise to Christian leaders: It shows that financial problems run deeper than this recession. Take our new quiz to test your knowledge about religion and giving.
He proclaims abundance through seemingly reckless gift giving, writes Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove.
Ginghamsburg Church has raised millions of dollars to fund projects in Sudan. Photo courtesy of Ginghamsburg Church
One of the organizers of an outreach program that has raised $4.4 million for Sudan offers advice for others willing to think big.
A church in a depressed, Rust Belt town has raised more than $4 million to help people in Sudan. This remarkable project began when the Rev. Mike Slaughter challenged his congregants to turn away from consumer culture and spend their money to help people in need.
The power to lend is also the power to abuse. Scripture commands us to be wary.
A Jesuit priest advises a Protestant minister how to talk about money. We need a culture of giving, transparency, and an invitation to freedom.
How does a pastor even begin a conversation about money without making people feel like the church just wants theirs?
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