Beth Waltemath
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 26
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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The healthcare pinch (opens the original)
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The Self-Development of People's Oct. 1 webinar will focus on access to affordable healthcare and how churches can help individuals who are struggling LOUISVILLE — The high cost of healthcare and how to surmount it will be discussed during the next episode of “The Struggle is Real," a webinar series focusing on affordability issues through November. The episode, taking place at 1 p.m. Eastern Time Oct. 1 on Zoom, is the second of three webinars being hosted by the Presbyterian Committee on the S
Preserving and serving the sacred in an AI-shaped world (opens the original)
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PC(USA) Innovation Network explores the Imago Dei, counter narrative storytelling, pastoral care and faithful AI use “I believe the central theological question is not whether artificial intelligence bears the image of God, but more urgently is how human beings who do bear the image of God will exercise wisdom, dignity, responsibility and agency in an AI-shaped world,” the Rev. Dr. Winterbourne Harrison-Jones told participants in the Innovation Network meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 16. “The Imago
A brief statement of faith in the midst of loss (opens the original)
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In life and in death, the Rev. Dr. Joanna Moseley Adams helped people confess and live their faith ATLANTA — Even in death, the Rev. Dr. Joanna Moseley Adams was still teaching the church what it means to believe. At the memorial service she carefully planned before her death from a stroke on Aug. 7 at age 81, worshipers were invited not first to remember her accomplishments, but to confess the faith that shapes them. The service began with the opening question of the Heidelberg Catechism and en
Reading Scripture together is both faithful and fun (opens the original)
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Rabbi Caryn Broitman appears on ‘A Matter of Faith: A Presby Podcast’ LOUISVILLE — Rabbi Caryn Broitman, whose “The Torah is an Open Book: Radical Readings for the Seeker and the Skeptic” was published last month, told the hosts of “A Matter of Faith: A Presby Podcast” that it’s important and productive for Jews — as it is for other people of other faiths — to study Scripture together. “It’s actually an ancient thing in Judaism,” Broitman, the rabbi at Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center, told “A Ma
Human courage for this hour (opens the original)
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Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde closes the 2026 Church & AI Summit by urging church leaders to meet technological disruption with faith and moral courage NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Just days before the 2026 AI & Church Summit concluded, investigators released striking new details about a recent OpenAI testing incident in which roughly 1,200 AI agents discovered ways to communicate through an unauthorized messaging system, exchanged more than 70,000 messages and files, and coordinated efforts that ultimat
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