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Explore a variety of Church leadership resources for pastors from The Ministry Collaborative about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.
Learn from various church leadership resources featured by The Ministry Collaborative, presenting blogs, webinars, events, and podcasts about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.
Content Curator Adam Mixon returns to speak with the Rev. Dr. Joe Scrivner (Stillman College, Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church) about critical race theory, American Christianity’s historic complicity in perpetuating racism, and how charity is used as a substitute for justice.
Content Curator Adam Mixon returns to speak with the Rev. Dr. Joe Scrivner (Stillman College, Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church) about critical race theory, American Christianity’s historic complicity in perpetuating racism, and how charity is used as a substitute for justice.
Program Director Adam Borneman speaks with minister and therapist the Rev. Erica St. Bernard (Your Life’s Well) the importance of personal invitation in a time of isolation, building communities of trust and burden-bearing, and the challenges and possibilities of hybrid ministry.
Program Director Adam Borneman speaks with minister and therapist the Rev. Erica St. Bernard (Your Life’s Well) the importance of personal invitation in a time of isolation, building communities of trust and burden-bearing, and the challenges and possibilities of hybrid ministry.
Explore a variety of Church leadership resources for pastors from The Ministry Collaborative about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.
Learn from various church leadership resources featured by The Ministry Collaborative, presenting blogs, webinars, events, and podcasts about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.
The word ‘contentment’ carries for many of us a negative connotation of complacency and ease that is the enemy of progress and productivity, so we’ve been disciplined to resist it. We are driven, motivated, accomplished, and busy. There is always something more to do, another...
We are driven, motivated, accomplished, and busy. There is always something more to do, another project, another necessity, another goal to achieve. We are on a twenty-four hour, seven-day a week, always-on, schedule and while we do manage to get a lot done, we never really give ourselves to enjoying our achievements or the GOD who empowered us to do them.
As a third-generation preacher I have been in the church my whole life, however, there were times where my church involvement and attendance was episodic at best. Yes, I was one of “those people” who didn’t attend church regularly despite my deep relationship with Jesus...
As an 80’s and 90’s “club kid” (slang for young people acquainted with the NYC club scene at that time), I often spent my nights at dance clubs and music venues throughout Washington, DC and New York City dancing the night away with my friends. Read more...
A multitude of wise counselors. There are so many fascinating trends in our culture that have been accelerated by the pandemic. The one that most concerns me is the growing epidemic of isolation and loneliness. Pew, Gallup, Barna, Cigna, Harvard, and everyone else who has...
There are so many fascinating trends in our culture that have been accelerated by the pandemic. The one that most concerns me is the growing epidemic of isolation and loneliness. Pew, Gallup, Barna, Cigna, Harvard, and everyone else who has been following these data points agrees that it’s getting lonelier out there.
The significant role of smaller congregations across our country cannot be overstated. Yet so often, these critically important ministry contexts are overlooked when we consider the trends, innovations, and creativity evolving in 21st century ministry. What are the specific challenges facing small church pastors in...
The significant role of smaller congregations across our country cannot be overstated. Yet so often, these critically important ministry contexts are overlooked when we consider the trends, innovations, and creativity evolving in 21st century ministry.
Program Curator Jennifer Watley Maxell talks with the Rev. Dr. Sammie Dow (Pleasant Grove Baptist, Marietta, Georgia) about his book, managing our minds and emotions, why transparency matters, and the importance of “woosah” time.
Program Curator Jennifer Watley Maxell talks with the Rev. Dr. Sammie Dow (Pleasant Grove Baptist, Marietta, Georgia) about his book, managing our minds and emotions, why transparency matters, and the importance of “woosah” time.
Program Curator Jennifer Watley Maxell talks with the Rev. Dr. Sammie Dow (Pleasant Grove Baptist, Marietta, Georgia) about his book, managing our minds and emotions, why transparency matters, and the importance of “woosah” time.
Program Curator Jennifer Watley Maxell talks with the Rev. Dr. Sammie Dow (Pleasant Grove Baptist, Marietta, Georgia) about his book, managing our minds and emotions, why transparency matters, and the importance of “woosah” time.
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Well-written obituaries offer a treasury of cultural observation and life wisdom. Take the New York Times obituary of Joni James, a best-selling singer in the 1950’s who died last month at the age of 91. James recorded over 700 songs in her career, sold more...
Well-written obituaries offer a treasury of cultural observation and life wisdom. Take the New York Times obituary of Joni James, a best-selling singer in the 1950’s. She was an early influence on Barbara Streisand, and the first American to record at Abbey Road Studios in London, where she made five albums.
Explore a variety of Church leadership resources for pastors from The Ministry Collaborative about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.
Learn from various church leadership resources featured by The Ministry Collaborative, presenting blogs, webinars, events, and podcasts about creative, innovative, and faithful approaches.