Churches are pivoting from what is normal and into something unknown. This crisis requires adaptable leadership from clergy and congregational leaders. From a broader organizational standpoint, leaders at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship are seeking to share stories and resources to help congregations succeed during this crisis. Join us in the coming days and weeks as … Continue reading
Churches are pivoting from what is normal and into something unknown. This crisis requires adaptable leadership from clergy and congregational leaders. From a broader organizational standpoint, leaders at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship are seeking to share stories and resources to help congregations succeed during this crisis. Join us in the coming days and weeks as … Continue reading
Churches and clergy are facing an unprecedented crisis. How is this moment affecting pastors personally? How are ministers leading their congregations through all of this? What resources are being offered to connect churches together? And where do we find and see God? Join us in the coming days and weeks as we connect with leaders … Continue reading
By Andy Hale Do you like your job? Okay, now that you know this is a safe space to answer, let’s try that again. Do you really like your job? If you don’t, then you are not alone. According to a recent Gallup poll, nearly 44% of Americans think their job is “mediocre” to “completely dissatisfied.” … Continue reading
By Andy Hale In the busyness of today, we rarely, if ever, stop and consider how we got the products we wear and consume each day. I mean, we know where we purchased these items. But, we rarely have insight into the processes in which they were cultivated, manufactured, and shipped to the store. Some … Continue reading
By Andy Hale Over the past two decades, the use of antidepressants has skyrocketed. One in six Americans now takes an antidepressant medication. Nearly 40% of Americans reported in 2018 that they were more anxious than in the years past. Almost 18% of the American population has an anxiety disorder. Three out of four Americans … Continue reading
By Andy Hale Born into slavery in the 1860s, Ida B. Wells, leveraged a career in investigative journalism to combat racial injustice and promote the cause of women’s suffrage. Wells was the embodiment of strength, endurance, courage, and justice. “Brave men do not gather by thousands to torture and murder a single individual, so gagged … Continue reading
