The Changing Face of Christianity in America

The Changing Face of Christianity in America

You’ve probably heard people say that fewer Americans are identifying as Christian these days, and recent statistics confirm it. Fifty years ago, around 90% of Americans called themselves Christian. Today, that number has dropped to about 64%. This shift marks a major...
A Full Cup

A Full Cup

Every day, I’m reminded that God longs to bless me in ways I can’t always see or expect. God’s wisdom, love, and joy are not limited—there’s always more to receive. I believe God wants my life to overflow with the things that will help me grow and find true pleasure....
Even in Absence, We Are the Body of Christ

Even in Absence, We Are the Body of Christ

Dear Disciples of Peace both near and far, As I continue to recover from my recent back surgery, I have been reflecting on the importance of community and the ways in which we can come together to support one another, even when I am physically absent. Martin...
Rebuilding Trust in the Church: A Path Forward

Rebuilding Trust in the Church: A Path Forward

Over the past decade or so, confidence in church leadership has taken severe knocks. Indeed, many reports indicate that public confidence in clergy members has declined, with surveys again indicating this by a drop in the perceived honesty and ethical standards of...