This blog is for congregational leaders desiring resources for special needs inclusion, such as conferences, articles, Ideas and Best Practices .

Urban Ministries, Inc. provides this website that publishes African American resources for a wide range of African American denominations and congregations.

The Keeping Our Sacred Trust online training program provides an overview on clergy sexual misconduct --- what constitutes misconduct and how to prevent it, helping participants through difficult situations.

This website contains abundant information culled from the Pew Forum’ s work on the U.S. Religious Landscape. Based on interviews with more than 35,000 adults, this research specifies the religious makeup, religious beliefs and practices of the American public.

This web resource, provided by the Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA), is the best free website of religious demographic information.

Provided by The Huffington Post, an entire section of blogs about faith appears in the Religion and Beliefs” section on this website.

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly's website summarizes and adds to the television broadcast, which is anchored by veteran journalist Robert Abernethy and offers a companion viewers’ guide, transcripts of interviews with guests, related articles dealing with key issues in religion and ethics news, a list of related resources, as well as detailed summaries of individual stories.

This website, by author and professor in the Department of Religion at Boston University, Stephen Prothero, features clips of appearances from the Daily Show with Jon Stewart and the Colbert Report, which is another way of noting that Prothero often comments on current religious affairs in America and does so in a way that is accessible to many.

Working Preacher is a website from Luther Seminary focused on preaching, and, because the emphasis is on resources for the pastor who preaches in a local congregation, it is practical, contextual, and represents theological integrity.