A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
While some evangelicals are predicting the beginning of the end in September and October, others are participating in an effort to mobilize religious folk to pray and work for the common good. This post is to make readers aware of the prayer for everyone effort. Among many other groups, Bono’s One campaign is supporting the focus … Continue reading “#PrayerforEveryone”
In Revolution in World Missions, K,P. Yohannan says the money needed by the rest of the world’s churches is held by North American Christians. Because he believes this, he has strong words for church leaders who construct expensive churches: Is it God’s fault that men like Brother Paulose are going hungry? I do not think so. … Continue reading “Question for Gospel for Asia: How Many Indian Churches Would $45 Million Build?”
Charity watchdog Charity Intelligence Canada has given Gospel for Asia Canada a C- “based on the charity’s public reporting of the work it does and the results it achieves.” Beginning in 2012, CIC rated 453 charities operating in Canada on the following dimensions: Charity Intelligence scored charities on answers to 26 questions covering strategy, activities, … Continue reading “Gospel for Asia Canada Gets C- From Canadian Charity Watchdog Organization”
Yesterday, I posted the following image from Bridge of Hope’s Indian website (Bridge of Hope is Gospel for Asia’s child sponsorship program): This was what was on the website as of late afternoon yesterday (see today’s Google cache for the page as it appeared on August 8). Today, it looks like this: Shades of Mars … Continue reading “Gospel for Asia Changes Bridge of Hope Website, Raises More Questions”
In an email to supporters earlier today: The Resurgence and our Move to Phoenix The Mars Hill Church board also very recently approved the sale of the assets of The Resurgence ministries through an independent auction conducted by a law firm. Having now gained first access to these resources, it will be some time before … Continue reading “Mark Driscoll Confirms Move to Phoenix”