This resource provides theological reflections and suggestions for clergy seeking to provide healing after a death.

This practical UCC resource helps congregationas develop and manage a planned giving ministry.

This book seeks to understand and to reach the religiously unaffiliated, relying on scripture to contextualize the rise of this particular demographic while offering suggestions for churches to follow.

This book draws on Jewish wisdom and psychology to help readers achieve inner wholeness.

This book teaches leaders how to cast a vision of generosity that empowers congregations to give extravagantly.

This book offers a history of the Black Church, highlighting intricacies and demonstrating why it has been the most influential institution of the black community.

This workbook provides instruction and space for reflection on the “why” and “how” of church fundraising in order to sustain a healthy ministry.

This book draws a line between the central image of western Christianity, the cross, and the symbol of racialized terrorism in the United States, the lynching tree, and asks why we haven’ t connected the two sooner.

This book explores the relationship between the personal and public ministries of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.