While a majority of pastors are personally reaping benefits from the use of artificial intelligence, some remain troubled by a raft of concerns about the technology's impact on ministry, including the displacement of pastoral spiritual guidance and the erosion of congregants’ trust, a new study shows. #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Pastors #Church #Ministry
The day we inaugurated a protected water source in a village in Congo, women sang Children danced One elder said, "Today, our daughters get their future back" Moments...
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Who’d have dreamed that Russians and Ukrainians — of all people — could serve alongside each other in the same ministry After all, they’re supposed to be on...
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Father Stanislaus Lourduswamy — an 83-year-old Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist — died in pre-trial custody in Mumbai, India #India #secularism #Hindu
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