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How do you plan for tomorrow in a fractured, fast-moving and ever-evolving world? asks the founding director of Lake Institute on Faith & Giving at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
Link to author William G. Enright
You don’t have to be a monk or hermit to commit to contemplative praying and living, L. Roger Owens writes in this excerpt from his new book.
Link to author L. Roger Owens
The Learning Tree initiative takes a different route to enhancing community by focusing on talents and gifts — not poverty.
Link to author Shari Finnell
A supportive space for pastors where they don’t have to explain their work can be key in preventing isolation in ministry.
Link to author Ruth Perkins Lee
A newly elected councilmember in Campbell, California, discovered that politics was his vocation after family crises shook his faith.
Link to author Sergio Lopez
Humility, communality and authenticity are key aspects of a leadership style developed by Asian immigrant leaders to adapt to the American context, says a professor at Boston University.
HTI’s emphasis on mentoring, editorial support and community has created a network that participants refer to as la familia.
Link to author Marilyn Garateix
After decades of preaching at crusades, Leighton Ford turned his attention to mentoring Christian leaders. He embraces new methods while staying focused on the timeless need for a friend for the journey.
Link to author Ken Garfield
In this excerpt from a new book by the Forum for Theological Exploration, a mentor reflects on the urgency of young people discovering their prophetic vocation in and after the pandemic.
Link to author Jen Bailey
Campus minister Robert Rueda inspires students with his message that their experience prepares them to be leaders. Then they get to work.
In her new book and on other platforms, divinity professor Kate Bowler explores what it means to live well even if our lives are never “finished.”
