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Bivocationalism Has Historic Roots and Modern Benefits
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This article helps congregational leaders understand the benefits and challenges of taking a second job while leading a congregation. Writing...
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The Color of HOPE: African American Mental Health in the Church
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This book helps congregations and faith leaders understand and address mental health disparities in African American communities. Adapted...
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The Trevor Project
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The Trevor Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+ youth. It envisions a...
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Mental Health and the Church: Seeking the Whole Story
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This article helps congregations understand the Church’s role in supporting mental health recovery. Casey Pruet, Chief Operations...
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Compelling Preaching Initiative
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This organization supports projects that help Christian preachers develop their skills in preaching effectively and engaging diverse...
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Celebrate Recovery
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This organization offers congregations support groups and events for people struggling with addiction or codependency. Celebrate Recovery...
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The Ultimate Guide To Understanding Your Church Target Audience
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This article helps congregations identify and speak to their target audience. Firm Foundations believes congregations can communicate...
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Fostering A Small Group Mindset In A Small Church Setting
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This online article presents findings from a study conducted by Lifeway Research regarding attendance and participation in small group...
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Are Your Church Small Groups Healthy? | Unpacking the 2024 State of Groups
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In 2024, Lifeway published this webinar that walks through Lifeway’s most recent research of adult ongoing groups- what’s...
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FoodFinder
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FoodFinder believes that people in need of food should be able to get the help they need easily, quickly, and without shame. Recognizing that...
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