Resources

Using the Old and New Testament, this book provides readers with ten practices or "commandments" for how to connect with Post-Civil Rights...

Two distinct perspectives, one from a seminary professor and one from a youth pastor, offer dialogue on timeless and timely topics facing...

Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond shares how eight families in Milwaukee struggle to keep a roof over their heads. This book illuminates...

This resource explores aspects of Bowen Family Theory using stories from the author's family and his experiences as a rabbi, ultimately...

Written by a third generation Chinese-Filipino and experienced leader of multi-cultural congregations, this resource uses statements people...

This article argues that the decline of the African American church arises from the assumptions of the kind of evangelism employed during the...

This book encourages an intergenerational approach to ministry and explores that idea through scripture, theology, theories, and stories.

This book highlights case studies of dynamic Latino congregations, identifying three factors that impact this growing U.S. demographic.

This collection of essays offers Jewish perspectives on aging, ranging from intergenerational relationships to midlife passages.

This resource tackles the "why" behind multi-site churches and addresses several relevant topics while providing a summary of the different...