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Stories of hope from congregations across the United States |
The Congregations Project is a monthly newsletter of true stories of faith, resilience or innovation in congregational life. Each story is produced by congregations or about congregations: short films, reflective essays and case studies tailored for busy faith leaders and laity. |
By Catherine Meeks |
In this excerpt from her new book, a social justice advocate writes about the need for unified collaboration among people of color for systemic change to occur. |
Q&A with Aaron Treadwell |
An ongoing project to complete the archive of The Christian Recorder newspaper and other publications shows the depth and breadth of Black writing since the 19th century, says the historian leading the effort. |
By Vincent Joseph Kopp |
A retired pediatrician and priest offers perspective on the rising incidence of vaccine hesitancy and how church leaders can serve the common good by supporting science-based public health. |
By Shari Finnell |
Report reveals nearly 7 in 10 megachurches increased attendance between 2019 and 2025, while researchers also found gains in measures of spiritual vitality. |
Q&A with Grace Duddy Pomroy |
In her book “Funding Forward,” a financial educator at Luther Seminary argues that the most successful congregations engage spiritual practices like discernment before focusing on money. |
By Christie Matherne |
At the intersection of two major trails, a small Colorado congregation has shaped a convergence of volunteers, hikers and the larger community rooted in welcome. |
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