Congregational Vitality (622)

This organization helps Americans seek understanding across red and blue political lines, aiming to dissolve political stereotypes and prevent hatred from political disagreements.

This curated list of resources helps faith leaders tend to unique circumstances such as mourning from a distance, virtual rituals, 12-step groups, domestic violence, and grief.

During the pandemic, this webpage helps small membership church leaders to adapt and recover from losses.

This blog post summarizes good reopening practices from multiple sources for returning to worship facilities after COVID-19 restrictions.

This article encourages intentional leadership shifts to remain vital during COVID-19.

This thoughtful article provides key leadership actions to prepare for congregational life after COVID-19 social distancing.

This article lists doable, creative ideas from small rural congregations for how to do ministry under COVID-19 restrictions.

This ecumenical document outlines specific reopening phases with recommendations for worship, programming, safety measures, and staff.

This article provides tips for congregational crisis management including finances, relationships, asking for money, and mobilizing lay leaders in response to COVID-19.

This book analyzes sermons to explore how preaching makes womanist thought viable in the Black Church.

This website convenes conversations about theology and biblical faithfulness in African American churches.

This article explores the intersection of Asian-American culture and Christianity, why many maintain conservative faith beliefs, and the dissonant experience of liberal Asian-Americans.