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Christians and Jews share prayers of peace as they mark Good Friday and Passover on the same day - Vimarsana News

Christians and Jews share prayers of peace as they mark Good Friday and Passover on the same day

As Christians across the planet mark April 15 as Good Friday, Jews will be participating in the beginning of Passover. In fact, it is only the third time this century that two of the holiest days on the Christian and Jewish calendars share the same date.

Pastors join the great resignation, says new poll - Vimarsana News

Pastors join the great resignation, says new poll

38% of pastors in the United States have thought about quitting full-time ministry in the past year, according to The Barna Group.

Source: ktvb.com
Idaho church window once depicting Robert E. Lee now honors Black female bishop - Vimarsana News

Idaho church window once depicting Robert E. Lee now honors Black female bishop

(RNS) — ‘We recognize this section of our window is more than a benign historical marker,’ the United Methodist church’s leaders said in 2020.

Idaho UMC church replaces Robert E Lee stained glass window | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Idaho UMC church replaces Robert E Lee stained glass window | Church & Ministries News

A church in Idaho has recently replaced a stained glass window that featured Confederate General Robert E. Lee with one that showcases the first African-American woman bishop of the United Methodist Church.

Idaho UMC church replaces Robert E Lee stained glass window | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Idaho UMC church replaces Robert E Lee stained glass window | Church & Ministries News

A church in Idaho has recently replaced a stained glass window that featured Confederate General Robert E. Lee with one that showcases the first African-American woman bishop of the United Methodist Church.