Not for the first time, California has been hit by an “atmospheric river” that has caused widespread flooding and deaths. But what is this phenomenon, that typically has twice the regular flow of the Amazon? U.S. News Reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Though social media connects us in ways never possible just a few years ago, researchers claim that the U.S. is experiencing a “loneliness epidemic.” What can you do if your feeling lonely? Good Housekeeping reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
RCL reflection, Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany, Year B. February 4, 2024.
We moderns like to gripe that we are too busy, but Jesus’ frenetic pace in the first chapter of Mark gives us noting to complain about. Maybe we should model Jesus’ wise use of time and self-renewal. Elisabeth Hartwell explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal and financial information. The Federal Trade Commission explains how to identify and foil phishers. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Talking about money is a taboo, right? But churches have to do it! There are definitely good and not-so good ways to address money. Tithe.ly suggests 10 common mistakes that leaders can avoid. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Giving, generosity and our relationship to money should be talked about year round, not just in the fall “stewardship season.” But how? The Moravian Ministries Foundation offers some excellent best practices! (Photo: Creative Commons)
RCL reflection, Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany, Year B. Jan. 28, 2024.
In this week’s Gospel, the ones who observed Jesus’ teaching and healing asked the right question: “What is this?” Now 2,000 years later we can still ask what the power and presence of Jesus means for us as we carry out his work. Deacon Timothy Siburg explores
Compared to a flight to a destination and a stay in a fancy hotel, cruise-ship vacations emit about twice as much total greenhouse gas. Emissions are high despite the cruise industry’s efforts to bring more efficiency to their fleet. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Lent starts Feb. 14 – It’s coming up soon! Here are resources that you can use to help make Lent a time of focus on stewardship of our time, talent, treasure, planet and our spirits. From a variety of sources and in a number of formats in a Word file. (Photo: Sara Korf, Creative Commons)
The pandemic may be officially over, but Coronavirus is still very much with us. Why are some people more susceptible than others? What is the best way to keep yourself safe? This FAQ from National Public Radio help you navigate the current world of Covid. (Photo: Creative Commons)
