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Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

How to Avoid Dining at a Tourist Trap

5 fly fishing tips for beginners

Fly fishing isn't complicated or exclusive to those with a lot of money. It's easy and you can get started fishing for cheap.

How to Clean Silver Jewelry So It Shines

To make your silver rings, bracelets, and necklaces sparkle, here's how to clean silver jewelry the right way. Plus, how to store silver jewelry to prevent tarnish.

Why Fertility Treatments Aren’t Covered for Veterans

The U.S. government will help active-duty soldiers with the cost of IVF, but those who have left the military don’t have the same benefit—even when combat injuries make it impossible to have kids otherwise.

9 Rainforest Facts Everyone Should Know

Protecting rainforests is a powerful natural climate solution that’s critical to our collective future.

10 Things Food Banks Need But Won't Ask For

Some items are in high demand at the food bank and you may not realize it. Because they aren't essentials, the staff doesn't publicly ask for them.

Genetic Variations Help Make Fraternal Twins More Likely

Scientists identified two genetic variants that make it more likely that a woman will give birth to fraternal twins. Knowing this might help develop safer fertility treatments.

A glam bathroom that exudes spa-like serenity

A dated bathroom receives a modern makeover that pays homage to its 1920s beginnings.

Finding the Fine Line Between Fraternal Correction and Being Judgmental

Finding the Fine Line Between Fraternal Correction and Being Judgmental - Relevant Radio

Types of Industrial Buildings Defined (Warehouse, Flex, Distribution, etc.)

Are you trying to understand the different types of industrial buildings and their uses? In this article, you will find overviews and uses of...

Green Building: A Real Estate Revolution?

Green building now accounts for close to one-third of new U.S. construction. That's up from 2 percent in 2005, according to McGraw-Hill Construction, which tracks the industry. The U.S. Green Building Council, and its LEED rating system, have changed construction practice -- and policy -- around the country.

Does Your Home Builder Build for Safety?

The first time home buying experience can be overwhelming, and many people new to the process do not know what to consider when selecting a home builder. It is important to choose a builder with ex…

Builders Try — Again — To Win Buyers With Green Homes

Builders have spent years rolling out one environmentally friendly feature after another, only to see underwhelming interest from consumers. But now builders are taking a different approach.

13 Superb Tricks for Bringing Order to Your Home and Saving Loads of Time

There’s no need to spend all weekend cleaning anymore.

Home Builders: Storm Is Temporary Disruption

Hurricanes and serious storms can be very hard on home builders. How are they dealing with Sandy?

Builders’ New Power Play: Net-Zero Homes

Net-zero homes that generate more electricity in a year than they use are going mainstream, if the home-building industry has anything to do with it.