Contemporary congregations often find it difficult to embrace innovation. What can you as a leader do about that?
Read MoreHow are you, really?
It’s one thing to talk about the state of the ministry or organization we lead. It’s something else to reflect on our well-being as a leader.
Read MoreHow available are you?
Each of us has to figure out how to implement a consistent pattern of unavailability that we can practice as a spiritual discipline.
Read MoreNo Congregation Is an Island: How Faith Communities Navigate Opportunities and Challenges Together
For ministers and congregational leaders who are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and perhaps bewildered by all the changes that have taken place in their congregations and communities, this book is a timely and important resource to find support, ideas, and collaborations through relationships with other clergy members and congregations.
Read MoreThe best of the year so far
We hope you enjoy these top issues from the year so far!
Read MoreBeing Church in a Liminal Time: Remembering, Letting Go, Resurrecting
This book offers an approach to leadership that is grounded in a spiritual process of inward reflection and outward involvement.
Read MoreThe art of making friends
Congregations sometimes overlook friendship as a vital spiritual practice.
Read MoreChange the church’s agenda
Fitting into the culture is not what congregations are called to do.
Read MoreGet away to move forward
What if getting away is essential to moving forward in ministry?
Read MoreJuneteenth is for truth telling
Not everyone is liberated. We still have work to do.
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