Anita Flowers writes, "Josh Richardson is on a mission to help churches and faith communities across the United States understand how climate change will impact their immediate location and the people around them." Invested Faith Brugmansia Ministries ow.ly/IngO50TflZE

.Starlette Thomas: "This special seven-episode collection offers various perspectives on monetized faith coupled with the realization that communal well-being won’t cost us an arm and a leg." ow.ly/4tCH50TfnbT

Craig Nash: A recent report by the Hartford Institute for Religion Research found that almost a quarter (24%) of congregations in the United States are financially operating at a deficit. Craig Nash ow.ly/nXNl50TfnpQ

Did you catch the latest episode of Good Faith Weekly? Andrew L. Seidel joins Mitch and Missy on the pod to discuss the dangers of Project 2025 and Christian Nationalism. Listen wherever you get podcasts or visit goodfaithmedia.org/good-faith-wee…

Craig Nash writes, "At his father’s 2019 funeral, Tim Alberta found some attendees more concerned with speaking to him about politics than consoling him over his loss." ow.ly/2tcU50TglXk

Anita Flowers writes, "Approximately 113,000 children are in the U.S. foster care system waiting to be adopted. Marcy Bursac wants to change that." Invested Faith ow.ly/TytC50TgmjS

Linda Cross writes, "I’ve had enough mean-spirited, bullying political talk. I’ve had enough of lies and half-truths. I’m tired of wars abroad and rumors of wars at home." ow.ly/Ul4n50Tgmy9

This week on the Good Faith Weekly podcast, Mitch and Missy kick off another college football season. Our guest is historian JemarTisby.Substack.com., author of the new book "The Spirit of Justice: True Stories of Faith, Race, and Resistance."

Mitch Randall writes, " We need individuals and communities to stand beside us. We need people of good faith to help us in this crucial endeavor to promote an inclusive gospel and healthy democracy." Mitch Randall ow.ly/K7PE50Thlw2

Anita Flowers: "R&R Marketplace is a testament to Beverly Jenkins’ hard work and instinct for business strategy and innovation. Always enthused to empower and invest in the people around her, Jenkins is also quick to challenge the obstacles in her way." ow.ly/1Gby50Thm05

Rev. Courtney Willis wrote the following after the Uvalde school shooting. She shared it again after yet another school shooting in Georgia this week. ow.ly/MLib50ThmaT

Our guest this week on Good Faith Weekly is historian JemarTisby.Substack.com., author of the new book "The Spirit of Justice: True Stories of Faith, Race, and Resistance." Check it out wherever you get your podcasts!

Ashley Thornton writes, "This bill would allow parents in Texas to receive a voucher or 'Education Savings Account' of up to $8,000 per year per child to be put toward the expenses of sending their children to private schools." ow.ly/JF9U50Tk5tC

Craig Nash writes, "Americans’ confidence in the economy rose slightly in August from the previous month for the first time since March. But the majority still believe we are in economic dark times." ow.ly/Cy9I50Tk5HH

Kali Cawthon-Freels writes, "As much as I want to agree with Rep. James Talarico (TX) that public schools are the closest thing we have to the kingdom of God on this side of heaven, I’m not sure we’re there yet." ow.ly/gIiT50Tk5UH

In episode 2 of season 5, we discuss our introduction to money and what the North American church says about the Benjamins. Guest: Rev. Dr. Yamileh Barnett, co-host of “The Love and Theology Podcast” Yamie B 🇭🇹

Craig Nash: "One of the roles of the federal DOE is to guarantee the rights of all students to receive an education without being discriminated against on any basis, and the responsibility of all schools to provide it." ow.ly/4bVt50Tl4js

Paul Lewis: At this time of year, church nominating committees typically start preparing a list of church leaders to be elected. Such times allow us to reflect on what we want in a leader. ow.ly/r4V750Tl56h

Jack Moline: Dorothy Day was a hero to the poor and an exemplar of goodness, especially to her Roman Catholic brothers and sisters. I learned of her name before I knew anything about her legacy. ow.ly/SAg750Tl5jq

Miguel A. D La Torre: One Tree Hill is visible from almost any vantage point in Auckland, New Zealand. It was formed 67,000 years ago from the last eruption of three volcanic craters, which are still visible. ow.ly/wEEr50TlX38