Post-COVID Trauma and Violence: How will the Church Respond?

Reports are emerging that 2021 is proving to be one of the deadliest years in history, noting a 66% rise in gun sales and record-breaking statistics regarding gun violence. As we seek ways to “return to normalcy” post COVID-19, how should we respond to trauma and the consequences of isolation, anger, and political/cultural turmoil. HereContinue reading “Post-COVID Trauma and Violence: How will the Church Respond?”

Lessons from Election Day

It is noon the day after the election, and we still are unsure as to who will lead our country for the next four years.  Pollsters and prognosticators tried to avoid uncertainty; graphs and charts showed us all the various ways people vote and possible outcomes.  But people–and the science behind elections–are always approximations, andContinue reading “Lessons from Election Day”