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- 1Detroit series examines the future of Black church leadership▼The Black Church in Detroit series examines the future of leadership in the church, 'Faith in Detroit' | American Black Journal
The Black Church in Detroit series, produced with American Black Journal and BridgeDetroit, is turning to the question of who will lead the church in the years ahead. The installment, titled 'Faith in Detroit,' looks at how leadership in Black congregations is evolving as older pastors step aside and younger voices emerge, and what that means for the church's role in the city's civic and spiritual life.
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Nativity Church has reinstated its pro-life scholarship, according to the Arlington Catholic Herald. The award, tied to the parish's pro-life ministry, is once again open to applicants. Details on eligibility, deadlines and award amounts have not been made widely available, but the church's announcement signals a renewed push to support education within its community.
- 3Gold Canyon church collects Bibles, eyeglasses, hearing aids for reuse●Gold Canyon church collecting Bibles, eyeglasses, hearings aides for reuse
A church in Gold Canyon, Arizona, is holding a donation drive collecting Bibles, eyeglasses and hearing aids to be refurbished and reused. The items will be given a second life, helping people who cannot easily afford them. The drive invites community members to drop off used goods for redistribution.
- 4Tauren Wells Opens Up on Church Scandal and Burnout▼Tauren Wells on church scandal, burnout and rediscovering God’s presence
Christian musician Tauren Wells has spoken publicly about navigating a church scandal, experiencing burnout, and rediscovering a sense of God's presence in his life. In the interview, he reflects on how the turmoil tested his faith and led him to reevaluate his ministry and personal spiritual health, offering an account of recovery and renewed purpose.
- 5Nordic evangelicals gather in Stockholm to link faith and business●Nordic evangelical businesspeople and church leaders gather in Stockholm
Evangelical businesspeople and church leaders from the Nordic countries are meeting in Stockholm for a gathering focused on the intersection of Christian faith, entrepreneurship and church life. The event brings together participants from across Scandinavia to discuss cooperation between the business community and evangelical churches in the region.
- 6Georgia Baptist editor: The Church cannot be downloaded●Dooley noted: The Church cannot be downloaded
Dooley, a Baptist leader writing in The Christian Index, argues that the Church cannot simply be 'downloaded' — faith and Christian community cannot be fully replaced by digital tools or online worship. The piece makes the case for embodied, in-person church life at a time when streaming services and virtual congregations remain widespread after the pandemic era.