RCL reflection for the Third Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 6), Year A. June 14, 2026.
Despite our fear or trepidation, Jesus calls us to be bold and faithful stewards. The Rev. Sharron R. Blezard explores.
Worship resources from ReconcilingWorks
ReconcilingWorks offers resources to help congregations affirm, support, and advocate for LGBTQIA+ people. Explore worship materials, including the 2026 PRIDE service, devotionals, liturgy, and scripture guides. (Photo: ReconcilingWorks)
Listen to the history of money from a Latine perspective
In this video from the Lake Institute, Dr. Daisy Machado examines the historical relationship between Christianity, money, and the missionary enterprise in Latine and Hispanic communities. The video ends with a conversation with Dr. Jorge Juan Rodriguez V. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Discover tax benefits when giving
Recent tax law changes may help maximize the impact of individual generosity. This list from the ELCA Foundation highlights giving options for individuals to support churches and non-profits while receiving potential tax benefits. (Photo: Pexels)
Answering God’s invitation for deep relationship
RCL reflection for Proper 5, Year A. June 7, 2026. This week’s readings invite us beyond outward religion and into lives shaped by mercy, gratitude, and the transforming love of Christ. The Rev. Robert Blezard explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Does your church have a communications strategy?
This article by Steve Fogg explores key trends in church communications, including intentional messaging, planning, and aligning communication with mission and vision. Read more to learn practical insights for annual planning. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Responsibly recycle your old computers
Millions of computers and electronic devices end up in landfills, creating environmental concerns. This guide from GreenCitizen offers practical guidance for responsibly recycling old iMacs and other electronics while protecting the environment and personal data. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Video training opportunity for suicide prevention
This free training course from the United Methodist Church’s General Board of Higher Education and Ministry equips faith communities and leaders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to prevent suicide, respond to crises, and support those affected by suicide loss. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Does your church have financial controls?
Financial controls can help nonprofits prevent losses, identify issues, and strengthen accountability. These recommendations from the Oregon Department of Justice offer practices that your church might consider no matter the size, organization, or circumstances. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Faithful, financial literacy
Financial questions often surface in seasons of change. How do we care for what we have been given, especially in challenging times? In this article from Living Lutheran, Mary Polzin explores connections between financial literacy and stewardship. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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