As we think about how to bring abundant life to lives and communities, where do we begin? Gardening enables churches to redesign the environment and our response to God's creation.
Have you been called to be a visiting preacher? The checklist will make sure you're prepared.
The United Methodist Social Principles say, “All creation is the Lord’s, and we are responsible for the ways in which we use and abuse it." How can your congregation live out this principle?
Several times a year, BeADisciple.com hosts online courses which have been approved by Discipleship Ministries (formerly the General Board of Discipleship) as an advanced course in Lay Servant Ministries.
The bless model of discipleship calls on people to bless, listen, eat, serve and share.
Rev. Jorge Acevedo led the Washington Leadership Day in 2015. Notes from his presentation illuminate the nature of discipleship.
Too often churches measure growth in ways that aren't helpful. What should you measure?
What is a disciple? Explore this important question.
This resource provides a step by step guide for a vital merger of two congregations.
As people of faith we are called to be a voice for the poor and vulnerable. A number of resources are available to assist with this work.
