What do you hope people will remember about your life? This Christian Century reflection invites readers to consider writing their own obituary as a spiritual exercise, helping us reflect on the legacy of faith, generosity, and love we are called to leave behind. (Photo: Raul Popadineți, Unsplash)
Life insurance is about more than financial planning, it’s one way we care for the people we love. In this article, Thrivent offers thoughtful questions to help individuals and families consider their values, goals, and the legacy they hope to leave behind. (Photo: Thrivent Financial)
Parent Night Out is more than childcare, it is a ministry of rest, hospitality, and belonging. Brittany Sky from Building Faith shares how churches can support caregivers, welcome families, and build stronger community through this meaningful outreach ministry. (Photo: Creative Commons)
This free training course from the United Methodist Church’s General Board of Higher Education and Ministry equips faith communities and leaders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to prevent suicide, respond to crises, and support those affected by suicide loss. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Churches can become safer, compassionate spaces for people facing mental health challenges! This article from Faith & Leadership explores how congregations can reduce stigma, foster honest conversations, and build cultures of care, wellness, and belonging. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Food allergies are a growing concern in our culture. How can congregations better welcome those with food allergies? Building Faith offers practical guidance for creating safe spaces so all can fully participate in the life of the church. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Fish is often touted as a healthy alternative to beef, pork or chicken, but not all fish are equally safe to eat, and some are to be avoided. What’s a consumer to do? The Cleveland Clinic outlines the best and the worst. (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)
It’s no secret that Easter brings a “candy binge” for many children. Sugar overload is definitely unhealthy! What’s a parent to do? Beaumont (TX) Emergency Hospital has some great info on making Easter healthy AND fun!
War, domestic unrest, climate change, rising prices — these are sources of worry on top of our ordinary, everyday stressors. Stress can harm our physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing. Harvard Health offers tips to combat stress. (Photo: Creative Commons)
