Interviews and case studies from award-winning ACP members. All About Blogs Seven or eight years ago I would have said, “a single and largely unfiltered voice, a loosely defined core topic with eclectic peripheral content,… Read More »How we did it
Historic flooding has left widespread devastation and suffering throughout the U.S., especially southern Louisiana. As of August 18, 11 people have been killed in the flooding, thousands have been displaced and thousands of homes, businesses and… Read More »Faithful respond to U.S. flooding
From Busted Halo: Summertime is by far the easiest season to prioritize your health and improve your diet. A delectable cornucopia of fresh and seasonal produce is available everywhere you turn. Read Full story: http://bustedhalo.com/life-culture/this-summer-eat-local-eat-fresh-eat-outside… Read More »On Health and Wellness
From The Tablet: A two-state solution, negotiated by Israel and Palestine with the support of the international community, is the only way to peace, the Holy See’s Permanent Observer to United Nations, Archbishop Ivan Jurkovic,… Read More »On peacemaking and Middle East violence
From Adventist Review: We rarely think much about air. Unless it’s too smoky or too hot or too cold or too wet or too dry or moves too fast; we think about it only when… Read More »Arts & Culture review
For nonprofit mailers, including religious periodicals, postal rate hikes might be on the horizon as early as the end of this year, with further, inflation-based increases in 2017. That and other news emerged in July,… Read More »Religious Press Associations: Possible postal-rate hikes in 2016 and 2017
How We Did It: Q & A with the editors of Breaking Barriers This is part of a series of interviews with award recipients in the 2015 Best of the Christian Press contest sponsored by… Read More »Telling the stories of people with disabilities
What are the religious media saying about the perennial scourge of sub-standard living and nutritional conditions? From World Religion News: According to Rahim Jenkins, a human rights commissioner, feeding hungry people before breaking the fast… Read More »On poverty and homelessness
July 8, 2016 UPDATE Violence has wracked U.S. cites in the past week, with senseless shootings of law officers and private citizens. Religious leaders lament this atmosphere of hate and mistrust, and urge prayer, reflection… Read More »Faith Digest: Violence wracks U.S. communities
From Adventist Review: ADRA made a sweeping call for compassion in the global refugee crisis on Monday, which is United Nations World Refugee Day and comes two days after the Seventh-day Adventist Church marked World… Read More »ACP members on the International Refugee Week