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For Dane is an opportunity for churches in Dane County to unite in service to the greater community. The event is the last weekend in August, 26-27. But the deadline for churches to declare their interest in participating is March 31. For more information, go to https://www.collaborationproject.us/fordane2023.
By Gayle Worland – Wisconsin State Journal – More than 20 Christian congregations will gather Monday evening for the first Madison-area ecumenical Thanksgiving service in recent history. Church leaders from the Catholic, Orthodox, mainline Protestant, Evangelical and African American communities helped plan the one-hour service, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday at Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish, 418 Holly Ave. The prayer service has room for more than 1,000 people and will emphasize commonalities across denominations, said organizer John Schmitz. Read more of this story.
As people of faith, it is easy to say that we believe in the power of prayer. But what do we mean when we talk about prayer? Tim Mackie, co-founder of BibleProject, shared this teaching on prayer at the 2022 National Gathering of 24-7 Prayer USA in Portland, OR: Paradise Now – Luke 23 We invite you to join a community-wide week of prayer shared by churches around Dane County, from October 16-23, 2022. Five physical prayer rooms will be set up with guided prayer stations and located conveniently around the city. ALL are welcome to participate! Each prayer room will be inspired…
TORONTO, CANADA (ANS) — He’s the pastor of Saddleback Church, one of America’s largest churches – and the author of the runaway best-seller, “The Purpose Driven Life,” but now Rick Warren his turned his purpose to waking up the Church to become more involved in helping with the AIDS pandemic. Read more.
Churches in 125 locations throughout North America will be hosting the renowned Leadership Summit next week through live satellite broadcasts from Willow Creek Community Church in Barrington, Ill. And this year’s exclusive feature is U2’s leading man Bono. Read more.
David Murrow has a theory about why more men don’t attend church. "Men don’t come to church because (churches) have a reputation as a place for women and weirdos and wimps," said the author of "Why Men Hate Going to Church" Read more.