How do we raise up future generations of generous people? Generosity can be taught to young people through example, practice, and reflection. Merdith McNabb of the Lake Institute for Faith & Giving explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)

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How do we raise up future generations of generous people? Generosity can be taught to young people through example, practice, and reflection. Merdith McNabb of the Lake Institute for Faith & Giving explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)


So maybe you are behind on your credit card payments or have a big car-repair bill you can’t pay. “Easy credit” schemes can seem so attractive, but beware! They can trap you and drain your finances! Investopedia explains. (Image: Creative Commons)


The war in Iran is releasing millions of tons of toxic chemicals and greenhouse gas, setting back the effort to fight climate change and raising health risks for people, plants and animals. The Associated Press reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)


A Canadian church leader transformed her thinking about stewardship. Instead of focusing on the pressure for dollars and cents, she emphasizes faith, discipleship building and justice. From the United Church of Canada. (Photo: Creative Commons)


There’s a lot of hype around vaccines nowadays. Who would guess that vaccines would be more a political than a medical issue? To clear things up, Tufts Medicine’s Chief Infection Control officer debunks the most common myths. (Photo: Creative Commons)


RCL reflection, Easter Sunday, Year A. April 5, 2026. It’s hard for us to imagine the mind-blowing, spirit-enriching surprise the resurrection of Jesus must have been for the first disciples. With the death and resurrection of Jesus so central to our faith, it’s important for us to be surprised that Jesus came for us. The Rev. Robert Blezard explores. (Image: Creative Commons)


Not every congregational gift should be accepted. Some come with complications, legal or logistical, that render them too much trouble. A clear gift-acceptance policy can help screen them out. The Lead Pastor explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)


Earth Day is April 22. Here is a real learning gem! This free 50-page resource includes a leader guide and participant materials for use in classes, youth group or self-study – any context. From the ELCA. (Photo: Creative Commons)


Who knew that there was a month for financial literacy? Well, you can observe it in style by checking out the helpful consumer resources on the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Lots of useful information! (Photo: Pexels)


RCL reflection, Palm Sunday, Year A. March 29, 2026. As Jesus rides into Jerusalem, the crowds in Matthew’s Gospel call him a prophet and cry “hosanna” – save us! How will you welcome Jesus? What are your expectations for him this Holy Week? The Rev. Elisabeth Shelton Hartwell explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
