by Bill Wilson | Apr 7, 2014 | Opinion
I regularly read outside the world of congregational life in an effort to understand leadership issues. In Fast Company magazine, I found an article dedicated to helping startup entrepreneurs establish healthy practices. The title, “6 Signs Your Company Culture... by Mark Reece | Jan 29, 2013 | Opinion
Everyone has played a variation of the childhood exercise designed to teach us the damaging power of the “rumor mill.” Whether you have five or 25 people sitting in a circle, by the time a whispered secret makes it all the way around, the original... by Michael Helms | Sep 3, 2002 | Opinion
It takes two to gossip. When gossip occurs, there is an initiator (the one who shares the nugget of information), and there is a listener (the one who swallows it down and asks for more). In general, people who gossip are insecure and have a need to elevate themselves... by Alex Smirnov | Feb 8, 2002 | News
Ethical speech advocates said pledging to avoid gossip one hour a day can make this world a better place. Launched by New York religious writer Irwin Katsof on Sept. 4 last year, the Words Can Heal campaign is running a series of public service ads in national...
