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Unfortunately, my job was eliminated as part of the major layoffs @CTmagazine last month.
@publicroad and @bonniekristian have published thoughtful articles about the changes happening there. Linked below - worth a read.
More soon on my next steps.
@ColemanforPA thank you for having me on Morning Light today to talk about @ProtAccountDB
Link to the show: youtube.com/watch?v=yXgVkFMs…
A group of church abuse survivors are working to create a list that has not been made before: A comprehensive collection of every Protestant leader and affiliate who have been credibly accused of crimes.
My latest with @CTmagazine
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"The Ham Loaf Is Plenty. The Workers Are Few."
One of my favorite headlines of the year @CodyJBenjamin
The last two church stands at the Minnesota State Fair serve “radical hospitality.” And Swedish meatballs.
@CodyJBenjamin reports from Falcon Heights, Minnesota:
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For a position that has been under a lot of scrutiny the past few years, surprisingly few people seem to know what a chaplain is or does. @CTmagazine
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A Methodist is suing his employer for not offering fossil fuel-free retirement plans. If successful, this case could change how religious people approach retirement plans.
My latest with @CTmagazine
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This Texas church has needed a new building for decades. It's on track to build the first 3D printed church in the nation, and maybe the world.
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Excited to share I recently joined @CTmagazine as a senior news writer.
First story is live here: christianitytoday.com/2026/0…
More than 22 displaced, one dead.
This is the ninth fire at the Kensington Club Apartments in Lancaster Township since 2012.
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Larson Lundquist is stationed at Saint Peter’s church on Delp Road in Manheim Township, and has been working polls for nearly 50 years. His reasoning? “Someone’s got to do it.” He said the turnout’s been pretty steady but small, but that’s not unusual for a primary election.
Nathan Van Name, who is running as a Republican candidate for Manheim Township Commissioner, said it has been a slow morning for polling. He believes people are less engaged with local issues than they were during the heat of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Poll workers handling mail-in ballots during the morning of the #PAPrimary @LancasterOnline
Chief Clerk of Elections Christa Miller said thy are seeing similar polling numbers to last year. No issues with machines or polls so far. Tabulation begins at 10:30. Still anticipating results by 11 tonight. @LancasterOnline #PAPrimary
“It’s been exceptionally slow … It’s bizarre.” Nick Good, Judge of Election at the Ebenezer Baptist Church on Lime Street, said this is the first year the location has not seen an early morning line. In fact they didn’t get anyone until about 25 minutes after polls opened
Good was shocked by the low turnout, especially with the hot button local issues like home rule on the ballot. Construction outside the church might have slowed some of the crowds, but as of 9:30 there have been less than 25 people.
Voter turn out at Saint John’s Episcopal Church on West Chestnut has been a “slow trickle” according to John Hursh, who is running for city council and greeting voters at the location.
Judge of Elections Thomas Mehaffey estimated they have been close to 40 people at the church about an hour and a half after opening. They’re hoping for around 150 people to show up to this location.
The polling location has seen significant numbers in the past with 400 voters turning out for the 2022 midterms and 200 and 150 for the previous two primary elections.
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