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Happy Independence Day 2013

July 4, 2013 Christopher Sanchez

As we gather with family and friends to celebrate Independence Day in the United States, remember that freedom is not free!

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4 hours ago

As churches navigate the evolving landscape of financial giving, one pressing challenge is engaging Gen Z, who tend to approach generosity differently than previous generations. Traditional models of stewardship don’t always resonate with these digital natives, and many young adults face financial hurdles like student debt and early-career limitations that influence their ability to give. Without adapting to these realities, churches risk missing out on the opportunity to nurture a new generation of generous, committed supporters. ... See MoreSee Less

Church Generosity Reimagined: How Gen Z Approach Giving | Barna Group

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Today's young adults approach charitable giving differently than other generations. Here are three ways pastors can engage Gen Z to be generous donors at church.

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By Ian M. Giatti The Texas State Board of Education voted Friday to approve a new curriculum that introduces optional Bible-based teachings in elementary schools, a move which aligns the Lone Star state with other Republican-led states pushing for greater religious presence in public classrooms.The curriculum, which is optional for districts to adopt, aims to infuse Bible teachings into various subjects, particularly reading and language arts, for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. While districts can choose whether to implement the lessons, those that opt to do so will receive additional state funding. Friday’s final vote follows a preliminary vote earlier this week that saw the board’s 15 members narrowly endorse Bluebonnet Learning, a curriculum proposed earlier this year by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) for use in K-5 public school classrooms. ... See MoreSee Less

Texas board approves optional Bible-infused curriculum for elementary schools

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The Texas State Board of Education voted Friday to approve a new curriculum that introduces optional Bible-based teachings in elementary schools, a move which aligns the Lone Star state with other

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