‘Time Of Transition’: How A Church Turned Tragedy Into A Lasting Witness

(ANALYSIS) After a pastor died rescuing his children from a river, his congregation responded with remarkable compassion — supporting his family, maintaining his salary and caring for their practical needs. Their witness transformed grief into ministry, drawing others to the church and demonstrating how faithful love can become a powerful testimony.

Analysis, Christianity, North America, NewsHans WunchAugust 8, 2026Hans Wunch, Christianity, opinion, pastor death, church ministry, pastoral care, grieving congregation, Christian community, Gospel outreach, church support, analysis, Secondary feature, rechargeComment

There is a false dichotomy between theological and practical questions

(OPINION) Too often, the faith community reduces life to a small handful of topics: the gospel, discipleship, giving, kingdom, relationships, mission, community. These are necessary topics. They’re just too few. The Bible also has a lot to say about more practical matters from business to tourism.

OpinionMichael MetzgerApril 20, 2020theology, Mike Metzger, Clapham Institute, cs lewis, exegesis, pastoral care, opinion, Christinaity, Christians, religion, Michael MetzgerComment

As climate change worsens, pastoral counselors talk hope

With the future obscured by unprecedented uncertainty — or the certainty that things will get much worse — what approach is best for counseling from a faith perspective?

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