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Journalistic narratives about catalytic organizations and leaders that are innovative while remaining rooted in tradition

On the side of hope

Under the leadership of Chris Heuertz, Word Made Flesh pursues its innovative mission with the most vulnerable of the world’s poor.

By Jason Byassee Senior minister, Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, Toronto

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Walk into the Bible

A church tells the oldest stories in a new way. A bold, one-of-a-kind mural project enriches children’s ministry and helps heal wounds at Trinity Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas.

By Lynn Gosnell Journalist

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Taking the point

High Point University President Nido Qubein has raised the profile of a small, Methodist school in North Carolina.

By Ned Barnett Journalist

Hope in conflict

By Maria Mallory White Journalist

Can conflict be constructive? Christian leaders turn denominational battles into opportunities for transformation and reconciliation.

Everything looks different from here

Misunderstandings about organizational priorities may be rooted in the differing perspectives of top and mid-level leaders, according to a new study by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Bringing those differences to the surface can help all leaders get on the same page.

By James D. Emery Associate professor of the practice, Fuqua School of Business

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Onward, Christian soldier!

He transformed the Army - why not the church? A retired general brings his considerable organizational skills to helping the Catholic Church in the U.S.

By David Gibson Journalist

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Fitting it all together

Sarah Nazimova-Baum’s path was never straight, but her journey has become a source for much of her ministry.

By Chris Blumhofer

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A holistic approach to wellness

By Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell Research director, Duke Clergy Health Initiative

Pastors work in a complex relationship network. New research shows that efforts to improve clergy health must go beyond eating well and exercise to account for the influence of congregations and denominational polity.

Who in the world are these people?

By Bob Wells Faith & Leadership associate editor, retired

Each congregation is unique. Learning to “exegete” the people you are called to lead is an important skill, especially for new pastors.

Work and prayer

By Melanie Ave Communications manager, Concordia Seminary St. Louis

Trappist monks become entrepreneurs. Brothers at a monastery in Missouri run a business enterprise while also dedicating their lives to God.