Feb
16Ray Suarez of PBS’s The NewsHour will be among the Lenten speakers in a series organized by the Episcopal Diocese of Forth Worth – those local churches remaining a part of the Episcopal Church.
Feb
16
Australia: A psychologist who helped perform exorcisms on his patients and believed in “satanic abuse” has been banned from practising by the state’s health watchdog.
Feb
15
Paul Harvey
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Feb
15
Israeli cult leader Goel Ratzon was indicted Sunday on multiple charges, including with rape, sodomy, enslavement, sexual abuse within the family and several other offenses.
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14Feb
13Randall Stephens
A few weeks back Paul posted his comments from our AHA roundtable: “American Religious Historians Online.” (His thought-provoking remarks can be viewed here: “Blogging and the 
(Non-) Democratization of American Religious History.”) So . . . I, too, post my comments below. Was a very rewarding session–even though, because of the early time of day and because we were slotted at the end of the conference, there were barely more people in the audience than on the platform. (At one point I swear I saw a tumbleweed role up the isle in the cavernous ballroom.) Still, we had a great exchange/Q&A at the end of the session.
Feb
13The Rev. Wally Chappell is a longtime United Methodist pastor who served churches around the Dallas area. He’s also a veteran teacher of the the Intensive Journal Workshop.
Feb
13
The focus will be the leader of the small group One Mind Ministries, which police call a cult.
Feb
12Paul Harvey Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
12The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is strong on statistics, and doesn’t shrink from sharing them, even when they show the denomination is graying rapidly.
