Explore four weeks of practical resources to strengthen donor relationships, inspire meaningful conversations, and support strategic planning for your congregation or organization. Complete all four challenges for a chance to win a featured book. (Photo: Lake Institute)
The Fourth of July Sunday can be a challenge, and this year, with the United States marking its 250th anniversary, the stakes feel higher. Illustrated Ministry has developed free resources for pastors and leaders. (Photo: Illustrated Ministry)
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)
The ELCA shares resources for use in worship on Sunday, July 5 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The resources invite lament, prayer, and unity. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Choosing curriculum for adult Christian formation can be challenging with so many formats and theological perspectives available. This guide from Building Faith highlights curriculums for adult discipleship and lifelong learning. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Here is a five-party study for groups or individuals exploring what the Bible says about wealth and how it should inform our use of money. Lots of points for self-reflection and discussion. From Southland Church, Manitoba, Canada. (Photo: Creative Commons)
How do we raise up future generations of generous people? Generosity can be taught to young people through example, practice, and reflection. Merdith McNabb of the Lake Institute for Faith & Giving explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Earth Day is April 22. Here is a real learning gem! This free 50-page resource includes a leader guide and participant materials for use in classes, youth group or self-study – any context. From the ELCA. (Photo: Creative Commons)
It’s not quite spring, but summer will be here before you know it. Time to think about VBS and summer camp programs. To help, Building Faith at Virginia Theological Seminary offers its top picks for 2026. (Photo: Creative Commons)
It’s a question that arises in many congregations: How do young people learn and practice and internalize generosity into their characters? Generosity is not an immutable characteristic: it can be taught. The Lake Institute on Faith & Giving explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
