I am a convert to the Catholic faith, and soon after my baptism I felt called to leave my career in finance to pursue social work as a vocation. As I have grown in both faith and practice, I have encountered genuine tensions, particularly regarding abortion and LGBTQ-related issues.
A couple recently sought counselling for their “communication breakdown” and to “learn better ways of communicating”. They found themselves fighting habitually, so much so that conversations with each other had become impossible.
People do not become homeless because they run out of resources—they become homeless because they run out of relationships. Abraham Yeo of Homeless Hearts of Singapore (HHOS) shares the stories behind the statistics, and a call for the Church to see, and love, the homeless among us.
Christians are not immune to toxic workplaces. Drawing on Scripture and practical wisdom, this article explores how believers can survive the pressure, revive their workplace culture and ultimately thrive as Kingdom witnesses in the marketplace.
