Resource Providers

Sacredise offers liturgical resources for progressive communities. Available resources include prayers, liturgies, sermon starters, and devotional materials for creating worship gatherings that draw people in and that connect them more deeply with God, themselves, others, and our world. Sacredise is written by pastor and liturgist John van de Laar.

Since 1935, Safrai Fine Art Gallery focuses on bringing the work of Israeli fine artists to private collections, museums, and galleries worldwide. The site provides limited edition reproductions of the artists' work, which covers various subjects such as the city of Jerusalem, scenes from Hebrew scriptures, and cultural and historical...

Scripture in Context offers weekly scripture reflections written by Tom O’Brien, a Canon and Examining Chaplain for Holy Scripture in the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida. These reflections follow the Revised Common Lectionary for the upcoming Sunday.

Sermons 4 Kids offers free children’s sermons with object lessons, children’s activities, Bible coloring pages, games, and craft ideas. These resources are available for use in children’s church, Sunday school, children’s ministry, and family ministry. They are available in English and Spanish.

Sermons That Work provides free sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts, and other resources that speak to congregations across the Church. Writers and readers come from numerous and varied backgrounds, and the provided resources are used in small house churches, sprawling cathedrals, and everything between. Sermons That Work is a ministry...

Stained Glass Photography gives access to some beautiful pictures of stained glass windows. The website features photos of stained glass works from both sides of the Atlantic. The photographs are by Neil Ralley.

The goal of Storypath is to connect children's literature with our faith story. The resources offered are book reviews, lesson plans using children’s books, and other ideas for using children’s literature in different settings. Occasionally, guest bloggers contribute their ideas for using children’s books in their own work settings or...