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A church dedicated to
radical hospitality and welcome creates a fresco that permanently
enshrines those values and the faces of those it serves.
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Strategy questions
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- How might the arts provide a means for your congregation to honor what you care about?
- Haywood's pastor says that "people are desperate for beauty." What does that look like in your context?
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By Jessica Young Brown
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With collaboration
and clear communication, bivocational ministry can be an opportunity to
innovate and thrive, says a professor and counselor for ministers.
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Q&A with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
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The author and
activist tells how the religious right monopolized public faith and
family values, and how Christians can change the conversation.
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By Dave Odom
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Planning for the
future is not primarily about trimming costs or adding a bit of revenue.
A strategic sustainability plan involves regularly revisiting
foundational questions about your program's purpose and impact.
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Q&A with Shea Tuttle
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Fred Rogers' faith
wasn't perfect, but his view of the world offered mercy, love and grace,
says the author of the book "Exactly As You Are: The Life and Faith of
Mister Rogers."
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Q&A with Lee Wellington
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When faith leaders
come together around manufacturing, they can change the perception of
what it means to be a maker, says the executive director of the Urban
Manufacturing Alliance.
The annual Calvin Symposium on Worship is a three-day
conference in early 2020 sponsored by the Calvin Institute of Christian
Worship and the Center for Excellence in Preaching. The conference
brings together artists, musicians, pastors, scholars, students, worship
leaders and planners, and other interested worshipers.
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