Registration is now open for the Virginia and Western North Carolina Cohorts of the Community Craft Pilot Series. Learning teams from local, ecumenical congregations are invited to participate in a 6-week, hybrid learning journey that will foster imagination for faith-informed action in their local community.

Beginning in March 2023, the Church & Community Placemaking Lab will engage a cohort of religious and community leaders from six locations to participate in a six-month peer-learning experience, designed to help community teams reuse or redevelop church property for social impact.

Based on over two decades of work with faith communities and story, author, community activist, and spiritual director Mark Yaconelli will help participants explore the power of personal storytelling for healing, spiritual formation, outreach, and social justice. Space is Limited – Register Today!

The first-ever landscape analysis of Christian organizations providing Enterprise Solutions to Poverty. The 170+ page field guide features a history of the field, 12 key research findings, and transformative frontiers of practice.

A series of multimedia conversations about what it means and takes to be agents of true thriving in particular fields, communities, and this cultural moment.

Interested in shaping the evolving field that cares for clergy? Discover how you can contribute vital resources and practical tools to the evolving field that cares for clergy.

Learn ways that you can cultivate places of shalom in your neighborhood.

Listen to the history and contemporary practice of community organizing and democratic politics.