Here is a tool set that will provide you with plenty of smart, creative and logical ideas for keeping stewardship front and center in your congregation. Great resource from The Episcopal Network for Stewardship. (Image: Creative Commons)
Listen! Do you hear God’s voice speaking to you?
RCL reflection, Baptism of Our Lord Sunday, Year A. January 11, 2026. The mighty voice of God cried out at Jesus’ baptism. God’s voice still comes to us, not only in our baptism but our everyday lives. The question is, are we listening? The Rev. Robert Blezard explores. (Image: Creative Commons)
Stewardship strategies for the beginning of the year
Yes, fall is the traditional season for stewardship efforts, but don’t count out the first months of the year. The seasons of Epiphany, Lent and Easter offer plenty of opportunities to lift up giving. The Episcopal Diocese of Newark explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Honor MLK by steeping in his life and work
Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be observed on January 19 this year. Christians can honor his work for civil rights and social justice by learning more about him and telling others. Building Faith at Virginia Theological Seminary has lots of resources to guide you along.
What’s the truth about alcohol consumption?
Recent studies that challenged longstanding beliefs about the benefits of drinking alcohol in moderation have confused many people. What’s good, what’s bad? Stanford University School of Medicine tells the true story. (Photo: Tembela Bohle via Pexels)
Stewarding the endless riches of God’s grace
RCL reflection for the Second Sunday after Christmas, Year A. Our culture teaches us to look at what we lack and feel deprived, but we feel blessed because our faith opens our eyes to the riches God gives us. The Rev. Dr. Yolanda Denson-Byers explores. (Photo: Kregg Steppe, Creative Commons)
Stewardship New Year’s resolutions for 2026
It’s been a bruising economic year for many Americans, and congregational finances may show it. To start off the New Year on the right financial footing., the Lewis Center for Church Leadership offers some wise resolutions.
Policies priorities put public wild lands on the line
The government’s policies and priorities are opening up vast stretches of America’s public wild land to logging, mining, oil exploration. Many of the nation’s long-standing protections for wilderness are targeted. Sierra magazine reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
2026 money moves to put your finances on track
With so many economic uncertainties, many Americans are anxious about finances going into the New Year. But some relief may be in store. CBS news offers some tips to get your financial house in order as 2026 looms. (Photo: Pexels)
Christmas – with the highest highs, lowest lows
RCL reflection, First Sunday after Christmas, Year A. Dec. 28, 2025. All is not calm and bright for our Holy Family, fleeing to Egypt to escape Herod. Fear and conflict certainly reflects the broken world Jesus came to save. Deacon Timothy Siburg explores. (Image: Creative Commons)
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