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From Harvard College to Bible institutes meeting in churches, Boston and New England have a long history of innovation in theological education and ministry training. The successes and failures of schools in the past can help shape and inspire a new vision for training men and women for gospel ministry.
This guide includes Boston-area Christian campus ministries and a sample of churches serving college students.
The arts are an important opportunity for spiritual formation. How can churches reach unbelievers through the arts while caring for the creatives in their pews at the same time?
Non-profits need sustainable funding for their long-term health. Avoid common pitfalls and learn about a balanced funding strategy.
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From Harvard College to Bible institutes meeting in churches, Boston and New England have a long history of innovation in theological education and ministry training. The successes and failures of schools in the past can help shape and inspire a new vision for training men and women for gospel ministry.
This guide includes Boston-area Christian campus ministries and a sample of churches serving college students.
The arts are an important opportunity for spiritual formation. How can churches reach unbelievers through the arts while caring for the creatives in their pews at the same time?
Non-profits need sustainable funding for their long-term health. Avoid common pitfalls and learn about a balanced funding strategy.
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People who profess no faith affiliation, often called "nones," as in "none of the above", comprise nearly 23% percent of the U.S.'s adult population. How do we develop meaningful connections with a generation that may never enter a church building? We sat down with anti-racism activist and spiritual director Tracy Bindel to discuss this question.
Neighborhood Chaplaincy is an innovative approach to ministering the love of Jesus in emerging communities. Steve Daman makes the case for how Boston would benefit from neighborhood chaplains.
Christ@Work (C@W) ministries help Christians live out their faith through their work: in their workplace relationships, work ethic, and professional impact on the world. This birds-eye view gives a glimpse of the scope of C@W ministries thriving nationwide today.
Want to explore Neighborhood Chaplaincy as a fresh way to bring the gospel into emerging neighborhoods? There are questions to address before fostering a Neighborhood Chaplaincy movement in Boston. Explore with us.
Do you want to see transformation in your organization? You might want to give some thought to the importance of creating a safe environment, where your team can learn together to trust, practice confidentiality, become good listeners, stop judging, and develop a culture of patience, forgiveness, and celebrating the best in one another.