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Course Dates: October 27 – November 7, 2025 Do you feel stagnant in your prayer life and long for a more intimate connection with God? By tapping into your creative side—one you may not even have known existed—you […]
Course Dates: October 27 – 31, 2025 This course is for busy Christians who want to stay spiritually and scripturally centered during the long season of Pentecost. This microcourse provides an opportunity to […]
Our next book discussion will be on Monday, October 27 at 10:30 a.m. Again this month we feature a North Carolina author: On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice by Ryan […]
Are you passionate about reaching those outside the traditional church setting? Fresh Expressions offers not just a vision for how to engage people in new and different ways, but also […]
Join Byron Borger of Hearts & Minds and Kathleen Norris for a conversation about Rebecca Sue, Norris’s most personal memoir yet. Known for her insightful reflections on faith and life, […]
A refresher on what regionalization is (and is not), how it works, and why it matters for our global connection. Register Now
@ Join us for weekly check-in calls open to anyone interested in staying informed and collaborating in our immigration response efforts. These gatherings are designed for anyone engaged in or […]
Writing with Research is built around a simple insight: if you feel strongly that you’ve got something to say or know there’s a problem you feel compelled to investigate, then you […]
Course Dates: November 3 – December 12, 2025 This course is designed for any layperson who has ever considered preaching. It is a four-week course in which you will learn […]
Course Dates: November 3 – 14, 2025 Sometimes life crashes in on us like a rolling wave. We think we can handle almost anything, but suddenly something happens that knocks us down. We […]
This course examines the Ketuvim/Writings, sometimes described as “the least holy books of the Hebrew Bible,” by studying familiar Biblical writings through lenses other than what Christians often use. It examines the “historical books” of the Old Testament and connects […]
In a season of major change in the church when the familiar ways of funding and doing ministry are declining – we aren’t broke. There are many resources in the church that we can put to work in new ways to serve and engage our neighborhoods and generate new forms of revenue for ministry. Rev. Mark Elsdon will share practical suggestions and stories that build imagination and suggest new ways forward. We will talk about new uses of church buildings and land, social enterprise, and creative ways to put our assets to work in the world for God. Because God is not declining; and we aren’t broke.