RCL reflection , Fourth Sunday of Easter, Year A. April 26, 2026. What exactly is this life in abundance that our Good Shepherd, Jesus, promises us? And how do we obtain it? We find joy and hope in the answers to be discovered in this week’s readings. Deacon Timothy Siburg explores. (Image: Publicdomainpictures)
How do we raise up future generations of generous people? Generosity can be taught to young people through example, practice, and reflection. Merdith McNabb of the Lake Institute for Faith & Giving explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
The offering plate is still the main avenue for funding in many congregations, which is one reason why many struggle to pay the bills. What’s a church leader to do? The Presbyterian Outlook offers ideas. (Photo: Creative Commons)
So your church needs a building project, a new ministry emphasis — or just an infusion of resources to keep going. A capital campaign may be the answer. How to get started? This guide from the Georgia United Methodist Foundation can help.
So maybe you are behind on your credit card payments or have a big car-repair bill you can’t pay. “Easy credit” schemes can seem so attractive, but beware! They can trap you and drain your finances! Investopedia explains. (Image: Creative Commons)
The war in Iran is releasing millions of tons of toxic chemicals and greenhouse gas, setting back the effort to fight climate change and raising health risks for people, plants and animals. The Associated Press reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Fish is often touted as a healthy alternative to beef, pork or chicken, but not all fish are equally safe to eat, and some are to be avoided. What’s a consumer to do? The Cleveland Clinic outlines the best and the worst. (Photo: Creative Commons)
