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The Lewis Center for Church Leadership was formed within Wesley Theological Seminary in 2003 to promote the effective and faithful practice of Christian leadership in the church and the world. The Lewis Center provides resources for church leadership ideas, research, resources, and training so that congregations and denominations thrive, serve,...
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Liturgica provides original and curated resources about the history, development, and practice of liturgics and liturgical music in the Jewish, Early Christian, Eastern Orthodox, Western Catholic, and Protestant traditions. Articles are written by experts in their respective fields of liturgical theology and music to aid in understanding the origins and...
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Liturgy, run by Rev. Bosco Peters, provides free resources on liturgy, spirituality, and worship in the Anglican tradition, appropriate for individuals and communities. Resources include reflections, eucharistic prayers, and service outlines spanning the liturgical year.
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Liturgylink serves as an online space for creative collaboration and sharing of liturgy that inspires new ideas and equips pastors and congregations for the renewal of common worship. Use this free source to gather ideas for designing services, and search by call to worship, confession, illumination, scripture, affirmation, prayers, communion,...
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Loyola Press serves children and adults as they seek to grow academically, personally, and spiritually with assistance and inspiration from their textbooks, spirituality books for adults and children, and a growing array of multi-media resources. They also provide artwork and articles that are helpful for pastors and church leaders preparing...
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The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod provides resources to plant, sustain, and revitalize Lutheran churches; support and expand theological education; perform human care in close proximity to Word and Sacrament ministries; collaborate with the Synod’s members and partners to enhance mission effectiveness; promote and nurture the spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being of...
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Margaret (Marg) Mowczko shares articles and Bible studies through her site, focusing on discussions about women in ministry and the equality and mutuality of men and women in Christian marriage and ministry. Marg holds a theology degree (BTh) from the Australian College of Ministries (ACOM) and a master’s degree (MA)...
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The John S. and Viginia A. Marten Program in Homiletics and Liturgics is the University of Notre Dame's response to the universal plea for preaching renewal. We work to help clergy bring their people into an encounter with the living God. For those who speak, there is no greater satisfaction...
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The Matthew 5:9 Fellowship’s mission is to equip and encourage Evangelical leaders to be paragons of peacemaking in a toxically polarized society. By incorporating social science research with biblical principles, the Matthew 5:9 Fellowship offers resources to help others understand human tendencies toward division and provide participants with practical training...
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Max7 exists to serve the Body of Christ, specifically children. Free resources include outreach materials, Bible teaching materials, videos, songs, Bible curriculum, visuals for all resources for all ages across multiple areas of ministry.
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