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As we connect online in the midst of a global quarantine, are we being safe? Are we keeping our children safe? This article offers resources to respond to these very important questions.
Kids Corner wants to help during this difficult time. We recognize the need for families to have safe, fun, and entertaining resources.
Barbara Newman's book Helping Kids Include Kids with Disabilities is a great resource for all leaders working with children. Included in this post is a pdf of Barbara's chapter on Autism Spectrum Disorder.
The Antioch podcast panel will share their stories about when they first realized that they were being “called” to participate in anti-racism work.
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.
This webinar explores the missional significance of corporate worship by taking a theological and practical look at how to plan worship with the “send” in mind.
While these days we readily associate the word "Corona" with the COVID-19 virus, the word has another meaning entirely in English literature.
A prayer for those working in healthcare during the COVID-19 crisis, by Chaplain Lyman Smith.
Through this experience, you can be coached by an experienced Resonate staff person and join an online community—and it’s free to participants!
A prayer for the chaplains and others ministering on the front lines, by Chaplain Lyman Smith.
Sharing a song my 9-year-old granddaughter wrote about giving our worries to God.
Whether you’re forming a new children’s ministry or reevaluating existing programming, it’s important to ask the right questions. This resource from Faith Formation Ministries will help you define your main purpose and goals.
Family Fire has prepared a special Easter devotional and set of conversational table cards to encourage your family to reflect on how the Holy Spirit is transforming your lives and our world.
The “Words of Comfort” series studies some of the most comforting passages in the Bible, scriptures that bring God’s peace and comfort in times of uncertainty.
Ruth Everhart, Presbyterian pastor, speaker and author of several books including her most recent release: The #MeToo Reckoning was our guest this month for our 2020 Safe Church webinar series. Here is the recording of the webinar and a list of resources noted during the webinar. Join us in May for our #MeToo Reckoning book study!
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.
In this brand new, free ebook from Church Juice, you will get guidance on each of the most popular social media platforms.
A list of free services and music that has been made available to the church due to the special Covid-19 circumstances.
The service of Tenebrae, meaning “darkness” or “shadows,” has been practiced by the church since medieval times.
This dramatic Easter presentation has a strong scriptural foundation and engages worshipers in a creative, participatory manner.
Simple prayers for those who need them most: medical and emergency personnel, grocery store workers, truckers, etc. Do an imaginary fly-over and pray.
A resource (check-in, call script, planning guidelines) for all Regional Advocates and Church Advocates to help support their church community in the midst of COVID-19.
A living will (also called an advance directive) identifies the kind of medical care you want or don't want in times of serious illness. If you haven't had those conversations yet, now is the time.
Disability Concerns has assembled a list of support services and resources in the wake of COVID-19. We hope this will be helpful if you are caring for people with disabilities in your community.