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Resilient teams take inspiration, laughter, and a guide.

Organizations aspire to collaborate, but real-world barriers often lead to isolation, reducing community impact. Here are three steps to move toward collaboration.

Can we participate in God's ministry of reconciliation and shalom without empathy?

You have agency in your ache. Suffering too is subject to our care toward community resilience.

How the people of Southern Appalachia responded with resiliency after Helene is one of the most powerful examples I've witnessed.

Explore a sustainable way to build community among people experiencing homelessness on the streets of Addis Ababa

Relationships are essential for managing change.

Poverty takes community to foster and dismantle. Your role matters too.

If you have grown up in any culture impacted by Christianity, you are probably familiar with Saul of Tarsus or Saint Paul. He wrote the...

Parenting, community, work, navigating our interconnected world – these are real points of stress and easy to overlook.

What is your community-made potential? Get started in answering this question through our free resource and upcoming webinar.

Community makes story work possible. A work that matters if we will find healing in ourselves, our relationships, and our communities.

If my aim is never rocking the boat of any big emotions, we are crushing it. If my aim is raising attuned, empowered humans, not so much.

The more we accept with humility the need for all types of stakeholders in a community, the more value we add to the role of institutions on

Perception can either aid or suppress our pursuit of healing.

Personal, ongoing formation, leading to transformation, is integral for community or corporate transformation. 

Our souls cry for attuning to parents’ needs too.

When working with fast-paced communities, habits offer an alternative and invitation to communities living as God intends.

To help us navigate community, it is helpful to look for landmarks, climates and shared soil.

Diversity in the skills, networks, and capacities we cultivate can contribute positively to our overall resilience.