Based on a survey of young adults, this resource reveals what congregations and parents can do to keep young people from leaving church.

This resource seeks to combat the decline of the American church by providing congregations with four acts of love that can make your church a positive place for people.

This book offers a proven model to ensure the success of a church merger, one that looks more like a fresh start versus a last-ditch effort that will only delay decline. Here, a merger is likened to a marriage, and the book provides a step-by-step guide towards commitment.

Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond shares how eight families in Milwaukee struggle to keep a roof over their heads. This book illuminates generational poverty, the U.S. housing crisis, and its disproportionate impact on women of color.

This resource outlines five practices for fruitful service based on the author's justice work experience as an advocate for education in Haiti.

This five-part resource equips congregations with the tools and information needed to find and nurture leaders for the next generation and beyond.

This book chapter offers a variety of strategies for congregations to address conflict creatively, allowing for positive change.

These co-authors are not on the same side of politics, but they do agree that finding common ground in faith is more important than creating division through politics.

This memoir of a biracial woman shares the lessons learned as she navigated the business world and the life trials.