Why I started a social enterprise at my church

Matt Overton: Why I started a social enterprise at my church

Social enterprises might be a risky and unusual form of ministry, but a youth pastor argues that they can bring new life to the church.
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D.C. church changes worship from passive to participatory At Church of the Pilgrims, vulnerability is a virtue and worship is an innovative and deeply collaborative experience between clergy and congregants. Read more »

Try Pie helps Iowa teens build bonds across racial and economic divides Apple, pumpkin, blueberry or pecan, sometimes a pie is more than a pie. To a group of teenage girls in Cedar Falls and Waterloo, Iowa, pies mean jobs, education, faith development and reconciliation. Read more »

Boston church's program gives teens a crash course in homelessness from those who know it best

Flipping the script on who gets to tell the story of the disenfranchised, common cathedral's CityReach program empowers people who have experienced homelessness to serve as trusted experts on life without shelter.
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