Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
To all Disability Concerns volunteers—regional advocates, church advocates, advisory committee/guiding coalition members, and so many more of you that support our ministry in many ways—we want to pause and say thank you.
Here are three important things for ministry leaders to consider when planning post-pandemic ministry.
In celebration of Earth Day hear about one church's success and partnership with the Climate Witness Project. Get connected with these opportunities in your local area.
Life with Jesus is the end of “coyote living” and the beginning of friendship with God. Loneliness is exchanged for relationship, emptiness for hopefulness, and searching for satisfaction.
Pastor Mark Stephenson describes ways in which white people may be unknowingly maintaining racism toward BIPOC colleagues and ways they can recognize it and stand up against it.
Partnering with others in your neighborhood and community increases the effectiveness of service, brings people together, builds relationships, and helps us see how God is moving and acting in our communities.
How can churches come alongside and support those who have experienced abuse? What can they do to create safe environments for those who are suffering from trauma?
For eleven years, Dave Bast’s voice has comforted and encouraged listeners with biblical insights and thoughtful reflections on Groundwork.
Pastor Scott DeVries writes in this article that viewing racism as a system recognizes it as a complex reality that will take effort to understand and work against.
A conversation about wise ways to make disciples with some of the leadership team of City Church in Compton, California.
How can we envision shalom in a society of increasingly complex webs of relationships, systems of governments and institutions?
This story is part of Safe Church Ministry's SOS series. In this post, an anonymous CRC congregant shares his journey of recognizing, remembering, and processing the abuse he endured.
The daily practice of walking this past year has helped me understand at least three different ways that I can cultivate practices of prayer and spiritual disciplines in my life.
I’ll choose love over comfort in order to know and be known by Christ.
Your girl longs for you to show up, slow down, and really see her.
Read the story of how Roger and Audrey Otten share the light in their community.
As new cultures increasingly become part of our neighborhoods, how do we follow Jesus' command to "love your neighbor as yourself?"
How a crowd of bovine buddies helped to break up my bloated balloon of gaseous stress, and how it might help you too.
Here are four ways to think about post-pandemic faith formation in your congregation, plus resources to help.
Easter is the good news of Jesus’ resurrection and the promise of the resurrection to eternal life for all who believe in him. But hidden from view is a greater and more stunning reality.
Did Jesus have second thoughts about dying for me? Was I, am I, worth dying for?
Sometimes, we miss opportunities. Sometimes that's OK. But Easter is no time to keep silent.
What do churches do when ministry leaders abuse power? And what are some lessons the church can learn from recent failures?
Here’s how building themed “playlists” can help ministry leaders support faith formation at home.
People from throughout the world are living in our communities today. How we react to them, and what we say, is part of our Christian witness.