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Churches large and small are discovering that “going multi-site” -- expanding to more than one location -- is a new way to “take the church to the people,” says researcher Warren Bird.

In his classic book, “Bowling Alone,” Robert D. Putnam chronicled the decline of social capital in the U.S. In his new book, “American Grace,” he examines religious institutions and Americans’ tolerance for religious diversity.

A Christian storyteller says learning to tell Bible stories is a spiritual discipline that allows space for the Holy Spirit to reveal the meaning of traditional narratives.

Learning how to observe works of art can be a powerful exercise for developing leadership skills, says art historian Amy Herman.

The co-founder of Boston Scientific and a pioneer in the field of less-invasive medical technology talks about how to create a collaborative, ethical culture in business, philanthropy and communities -- and why it’s bad to be parodied on “Saturday Night Live.”

Ministry is diminished when new pastors suffer with large student debt, says ELCA Bishop Rick Foss.

Institutional leaders today all face the same challenge, says author and journalist David Bornstein: How do I unleash the creative capacity of every person in our institution?