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- 1NAACP town hall and church response to youth pastor arrest▼NAACP to host judge executive town hall; Church issues statement after youth pastor arrested
The NAACP is preparing to host a town hall with the local judge executive, while a church has issued a public statement following the arrest of its youth pastor. Both stories are being covered by regional news outlet WPSD Local 6. Details about the arrest, the church's response, and the town hall agenda have not yet been released.
- 2WCC's Meehyun Chung outlines church education and formation work▼Rev. Prof. Dr Meehyun Chung shares overview of WCC education, formation
Rev. Prof. Dr Meehyun Chung, the World Council of Churches' programme executive for theology and studies, has presented an overview of the council's work in education and spiritual formation. The review covers how the WCC supports member churches through ecumenical theological training, leadership development and formation programmes, offering a picture of the council's current priorities in nurturing Christian life and ecumenical learning.
- 3The eight skills future church administrators will need by 2030▼THE FUTURE CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR: 8 skills you will need by 2030
Church Executive has outlined eight skills it says church administrators will need by 2030, arguing that the role is changing as congregations face digital tools, tighter budgets and shifting member expectations. The piece frames church administration as an increasingly professional field requiring management and technology competence alongside traditional pastoral support duties.
- 4Bishop Keith McMullin, former Deseret Management CEO, dies at 85●Bishop Keith McMullin, former CEO of Deseret Management Corp., dies at 85
Bishop Keith McMullin, a longtime leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and former chief executive of Deseret Management Corp., has died at the age of 85. The death was announced through church-affiliated news channels. McMullin served in senior church positions and led the company overseeing the church's media and commercial assets. Church members and colleagues are mourning his passing.