Resources

This book describes the various traits of the four generations that comprise today's churches, and more importantly, gives explanations on how...

Influenced by the author's experience as part of Finkenwalde Seminary, an underground seminary that defied Nazi nationalism, this book is a...

This resource offers rich descriptions of the various forms of congregations emerging, ranging from pub-churches to online networks.

This e-book challenges congregations to create a high-expectation culture of giving, ultimately eliminating the need for annual pledge...

Written by the United Methodist Bishop of Missouri, this book outlines five congregational practices of an effective congregation, detailing the...

This book takes leaders below the surface to unpack the corporate nature of church relationships and the invisible dynamics at play. Using the...

This book provides congregations with a way to create a culture of conversation based off a process called the World Cafe.

Written by a professor at Princeton University, this resource combines narrative, facts, and data to unpack the richness of the African American...

Based on interviews, research, and surveys, this resource considers three types of Asian American churches, presenting the multicultural...

This resource identifies the church as a solution to cultural individualism, arguing that congregations which focus outwards can play a larger...