EDITORIAL: Politics and the Pulpit
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By The Blade, Toledo, Ohio  Sep. 24--The pulpit is a powerful place. It is a place where ministers speak across religions and denominations to issues affecting their congregations, their communities, and their faiths.
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I've heard thousands of sermons over the years, and a ton of them were about sex and money (or substitute: lust and greed). It's as if the two issues are synonymous, and in a way, they are.
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Â· Catholic leader demands NHS block on terminationsÂ· Communion challenge to pro-choice politicians
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With the race for the White House in full swing, here are some tips for handling political opinions in the office.
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Â·  Anglicans decide they are not breaching doctrineÂ·   Vote could worsen split in worldwide communion
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Â· Archbishops to draw up historic covenantÂ· Conservatives see chance to crack down on dissent
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A growing number of Protestant evangelists raise a joyful Yes! But the idea is poison to many mainstream pastors
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WINDHAM, N.H., Jan. 6 -- A pastor from Texas was scheduled to deliver the sermon Sunday at a church here called the Crossing.
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The church's leadership has been a center of activism, open debate and dissent for liberal Protestants for decades.
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Two old sayings are colliding in the presidential campaign, and there's some truth to both of them. Politics is dirty. Midwesterners are nice.
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Some clergy have criticized what they regarded as the churchâs leftward drift, including the consecration of an openly gay bishop.
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By Mike Salinero, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Feb. 16--TAMPA -- Jim Norman regularly has used his bully pulpit as chairman of the Hillsborough County Commission to bash Tampa for not pulling its weight in shared city-county responsibilities.
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Candor about faith marks this presidential election season. Critics say a line is being crossed.
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For many decades now the Salt Lake Tribune has served as an outlet for the liberal viewpoint and as a forum for anti-LDS propaganda and ranting. It certainly is not an impartial newspaper. Yet we never hear any complaints from the left about that kind of bias.
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Viewpoint: The Nigerian pastor chosen by Virginia's breakaway Episcopalians faces a tough choice
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Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a campaign sermon Sunday, but didn't stick around to hear the pastor do his preaching.
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Clutching a leather-bound Bible in a TV spot, Democrat John Arthur Eaves Jr. invokes Jesus as a minister to the "least and lost." He again quotes Scripture when criticizing his opponent, saying Gov. Haley Barbour is beholden to "moneychangers."