Exponential Launches a Collection of Free Webinars on Church Multiplication and Race
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How Convoy of Hope Is Responding in a Record Year for Natural Disasters
Convoy of Hope trains year-round for effective disaster relief, responding quickly to provide aid.
How 5 Types of Church Leaders Will Fare in the Future
The future belongs to the innovators, and understanding church leadership future prospects is key.
Research: How Well Do Churchgoers Understand the Bible?
Most churchgoers are comfortable addressing others' doubts, but still feel gaps in their Bible understanding.
Bonhoeffers Black Jesus
RACE & THE GOSPEL When you think of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, what immediately comes to mind? Perhaps costly discipleship, German prophet or Confessing Church. Only rarely would someone think of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Black Jesus, Black theology, Harlem or of him being antiracist. Bonhoeffer became the hero, prophet and discipleship leader that we know today precisely […]
5 Keys to Seeking Church Unity
Insights from John Perkins on seeking church unity, exploring what it is and isn't.
How One Church and Its City Are Partnering to Provide Church and City Housing for the Homeless
Grove Community Church and the local government of Riverside, California, team up for change with church and city housing.
How I Found a Deeper Faith in the Aftermath of 9/11
Discover how living through the 9/11 attacks deepened my faith and gave me a newfound sense of purpose.
4 Crucial Lessons for the Post-COVID Church
This article originally appeared on MissioAlliance.org and is reposted here by permission. In 2004, Patricia O’Connell Killen and Mark Silk edited and contributed to the book Religion and Public Life in the Pacific Northwest: The None Zone. Since its publication, people in Pacific Northwest (PNW) religious circles have discussed and strategized ways to do ministry in the … Continued
Research: 1 in 5 Churches May Close Due to Pandemic
Sixty-five percent of churches have seen a giving decrease since mid-March as churches stopped holding in-person services.