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The State of Side Jobs and Gig Work in 2020
Part-time jobs and side hustles have become increasingly common over the past decade. In fact, 43% of full-time US workers have some sort of gig outside of their primary job (50% for those under 35). Some people work a side job because it involves a passion of theirs or just to keep busy. For most, however, it comes down to money.
What Does the Church Look Like After COVID-19
With no viable treatment options available and vaccines still in development, it’s difficult to say how long COVID-19 safety measures will remain in place. The truth is, there is still much we don’t know about this virus. There is one thing that is almost certain. The world will never be the same again.
Churches Reopening in Minnesota Face a Different World
Starting June 1st, Minnesota started strategically scaling back quarantine, allowing certain establishments to reopen in a limited capacity. Though churches across the cities have opened their doors and resumed traditional services over the past few weeks, things are not the same as they were three months ago…
Twin Cities Churches Work to Help Heal Our Community
It’s strange that when we struggle with something, our greatest concern isn’t what it’s doing to us. We’re worried about how it might change the way other people see us. So we hold it in.
When the Holidays are Anything but Merry and Bright
Nothing says “holiday season” like Christmas music on the radio, meeting up with close friends and family, and eating all of your favorite foods (healthy eating is for January, right?). On the other hand, nothing says “holiday season” like arguing with your family about politics, maxing out your credit card to buy everyone the perfect gift, and feeling stretched so thin you think you might snap.
The Ongoing Battle That Our Veterans Face
The Ongoing Battle That Our Veterans Face Bethany Poli | November 12, 2018 A car backfires outside your apartment, and you bolt out of bed. Suddenly, you’re back in Iraq surrounded by the bodies. Some