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We’ve curated a list of excellent reopening resources for churches to help you navigate both the practical and theological aspects of beginning to gather in person again.
As a white Christ-follower in the United States, I must step out of my denial and face the meaning of my whiteness.
Church, if we cannot lament, we cannot be true to ourselves. If we do not speak loudly about hard things, we do not let them change us.
If trauma is what I'm experiencing, what can I do about it? Is there a role for the church in such a time as this?
As regions across the US and Canada begin reopening, what leadership challenges are pastors and councils engaging?
In this article, I explore the way that Muslims view the Qur'an and compare this with the promises of the Bible.
Racism is a stronghold in our countries that will not go away overnight. The remedy is a commitment to sanctification. We invite you to walk with us in this sanctification process. Also available in Spanish and Korean.
In this compelling article, Hannah Reed explores the many parallels that can be drawn between the COVID-19 pandemic and racism.
Dwell at Home's 5 Way resources are perfect for busy families. As a church, pick one to focus on over 5 weeks to give parents simple goals to work toward each week.
When men and women desire to thrive in ministry, they must be intentional about serving together in life-giving ways.
Wondering how you might meaningfully include children during online worship on Pentecost Sunday and/or how to support families as they celebrate Pentecost at home? Check this out.
We've worked with state and local health departments to create guidelines, specific for churches in West Michigan, as they consider what re-opening the church may look like.
Pastor Kyle Brooks shares 5 tips to help believers and churches continue to respond to the coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath, even after churches can gather in-person again.
If you would like to create a culture of flourishing, where men and women are working in shared leadership roles, there are some gender dynamics we should consider.
I interviewed an Alberta emergency room physician, an emergency room nurse, a unit nurse, and a primary-care paramedic. Here's what I found.
Several churches have reached out to the denomination to ask if they should apply for grants and other financial supports from the government. Here are some things to consider.
Deacons exist to act as conduits through which God blesses others. In very practical terms, what does this mean as COVID-19 continues to spread?
No tomemos señales de una cultura basada en el miedo que busca chivos expiatorios, sino que nos apoyémonos en el buen evangelio que conocemos, amamos y obedecemos.
Because of COVID-19, many Resonate missionaries aren’t able to visit churches as planned. But thanks to technology, you can still stay in touch. Here are some ideas and tips for conducting Re-Connect online.
From 2010 to 2016, our family of six lived as full time missionaries in a boat-in community on the West Coast of Canada. Here's how that time prepped us to rely on God.
Domestic violence, child abuse, and pornography are on the rise right now. We need to be aware and support our community that is hurting right now.
What are you doing to check-in on your church and community members? Here are some resources, and we would love to hear your stories.
CRC chaplains are ministering to those directly affected by the coronavirus, and they have shared their stories and resources.
Just because we’re not worshipping in person doesn’t mean we have to give up the excitement of a Palm Sunday parade with the kids. Here are some ideas to help as you plan worship in your context.
How do we help a congregation lament and grieve when they are unable to gather for worship? This moment is pastorally more crucial than a full docket of church education programs.