RCL reflection for Proper 27, Year B. What does our giving say about our faith commitment and priorities? Good questions for any of God’s people. The stories of two widows in this Sunday’s lections reveal much. The Rev. Robert Blezard explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
What’s the best way to learn biblical gratitude? By reading the Bible, of course. Make November a month of Thanksgiving month by meditating on a Bible verse dealing with gratitude every day. From Prayerlit.com. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Some 30 percent church offerings come in the last weeks of the year. That’s why you should have a year-end campaign. This post by the United Methodist Foundation explains why and how. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Set for 12-1 p.m. Central on Tuesday, Nov. 12, “Funding Forward: Finding Hope and Sustainability Together” explores strategies for church financial sustainability. From Luther Seminary. Click for details and registration.
Holiday spending can squeeze your budget, but freebies and cheapies can help offset costs. Knowing where to look can help you save on gifts, fun, travel, decor and entertaining. Fidelity financial explains.
The scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have put together a comprehensive web portal that provides authoritative, objective information on climate change and what we can do about it. Check it out! (Photo: Creative Commons)
It’s natural that we lose muscle tone as we pass our 40th birthday, but that’s no reason to succumb to our physiology. This Ohio State Medical Center article explains how to stay stronger longer. (Photo: Creative Commons)
