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CHILDREN'S MINISTRY Free Eureka! Curriculum Through May March 17, 2020 2 Comments Many churches and families are facing new realities with schools closing and churches beginning online and remote options. We want …
FAMILY Talking with Your Children about Coronavirus March 16, 2020 1 Comment When times get crazy all around us, we still get to set the tone at home. As virus conversations increase, …
PASTORAL MINISTRY A Faithful Reading and Response to God’s Word March 04, 2020 0 Comment The Foundry has released a brand-new small group series called Shaped by Scripture. Series creator Alex Varughese joins us on …
PASTORAL MINISTRY Stewarding Your Pastoral Voice March 02, 2020 0 Comment I knew from his body language that he was struggling to say what was on his mind. His eyes looked …
THEOLOGY Uncategorized Marked by the Cross February 26, 2020 0 Comment Every Ash Wednesday, Christians throughout the world receive the sign of the cross on their foreheads. For this one day, …
OUR WORLD The Good You Can Do November 07, 2016 0 Comment John Wesley was an evangelist and a philanthropist. The strange warming he described feeling in his heart at Aldersgate was …
PASTORAL MINISTRY The Juggling Act: Remembering Self in Pastoral Ministry November 17, 2016 0 Comment Every year I lead several conferences and workshops for bivocational and small church pastors. I ask the attenders to share …
CHILDREN'S MINISTRY Help! I’m Scared of Preteens November 16, 2016 0 Comment Let’s be honest: Preteens are weird. Even the nicknames we have for preteens are weird. Remember when we called them …
FAMILY My Grandfather’s Legacy: Sacred Moments at the Breakfast Table November 21, 2016 0 Comment My grandfather had biceps like tennis balls. It was uncanny. He was a small but powerful man. He didn’t weigh …
THEOLOGY From the Editor’s Desk: The Book of Saints November 23, 2016 0 Comment I edit books that are mostly for pastors, religion students, and lay leaders. One of the most enjoyable projects I’ve …