Resources

Written in five parts, this book explores the relationship between Roman Catholic beliefs and architecture, and can be used as a resource for...

Targeted towards Roman Catholics, this book summarizes a twelve-step process that can be applied to church renovation or construction...

This e-book challenges congregations to create a high-expectation culture of giving, ultimately eliminating the need for annual pledge...

This resource divides renovation and building projects into a three part process, showing how your new building can convey the congregation's...

This book takes leaders below the surface to unpack the corporate nature of church relationships and the invisible dynamics at play. Using the...

This book offers an educational model to teach leadership through case-in-point learning, developed by Ronald Heifetz (author of Leadership...

This thoughtful book reframes power as something that can be used as a tool for grace and redemption when used well, offering readers a...

Written by sociologists, this book expands on why American Christians are reluctant to give, what could happen if they were more generous, and...

Written by a professor at Princeton University, this resource combines narrative, facts, and data to unpack the richness of the African American...

Based on interviews, research, and surveys, this resource considers three types of Asian American churches, presenting the multicultural...