While bearing the title of Supreme Governor of Britain's established church, Elizabeth let her bishops manage its affairs. But in recent years she had spoken openly about her faith, explaining how it provided the framework of her life.
Died: Queen Elizabeth II, British Monarch Who Put Her Trust in God
In her seven-decade reign, she spoke regularly of the importance of her personal faith.
What Church Splits Can Teach Us About a Dividing America
As in the past, one can learn about our nation’s political divisions by looking at our religious ones.
Steeplejacking Worship
Steeplejacking is a coined term that describes the attempt to infiltrate, influence and take-over an existing congregation. In the corporate world steeplejacking could be compared to a hostile takeover. It is often initiated by marginalizing what a congregation has done or is presently doing in order to coerce it into making radical changes.
4 Tips to Safely vent at Your Small Group
Four tips on how to safely unload stresses and frustrations without hurting yourself, others, and your God.
One Group Still Opposes Same-Sex Marriage—Weekly Churchgoers
Seven in 10 Americans (71%) say same-sex marriage should be legally recognized, only 40% of weekly churchgoers agree, according to Gallup.
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