Staff Picks

Written for clergy and lay leaders who are considering closing their doors, this resource offers an adaptable decision making process and steps towards providing closure.

This thorough handbook has advice for all aspects of management in the Black Church including theoretical principles, theology and the nuts and bolts of administration.

Expanding on an earlier edition, this updated publication provides examples from Jesus' life along with the authors' leadership experiences to form a guide for anyone who aspires to lead like Jesus.

This series invites readers to seize the possibilities of embracing a comprehensive missional church perspective, both in their individual lives and in the actions of the congregation.

This series of essays written from a variety of faith traditions explores the relationship between religion and giving.

Written in three parts, this resource examines the characteristics of five generations while offering practical suggestions for integrating generations within church life.

This memoir recounts one millennial feminist's approach to life in the Christian community and her struggle to find a sense of belonging, touching on universal themes like the importance of showing up, vulnerability, and illusions in community.

This free "sermon preparation resource” features commentary on at least one of the assigned texts from the Revised Common Lectionary every week. Written primarily by pastor and theologian, Kathryn Matthews Huey, these reflections synthesize her own scholarship and pastoral insights with those of a variety of other commentators.

This website, provided by Calvin Institute of Christian Worship, gives a preview of the best Taize worship resources available today.