Worship Blog
100 Words of Hope: More Peace in Us, More Peace in the World
Where grief moves, hope still blooms. These 100 Words of Hope reflections offer strength for the journey.
Four Reasons Why My Rural Church Is Growing
Rev. Aurora Espenant shares what she’s learned after her church in a town of 2,000 doubled attendance by embracing hope and cultivating a culture of welcome.
Worship Beyond Limits at the Disciples of Christ Assembly
Rev. Dr. Japhet Ndhlovu found deep spiritual inspiration from Rev. Dr. Bernice A. King and other speakers at the annual General Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Joy and Gratitude as Our Full Communion Partners Affirm Canadian Sovereignty
Rev. Dr. Japhet Ndhlovu celebrates an unforgettable moment of partnership and solidarity in Memphis at the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) General Assembly
David's Stone: The Humble Strength of Rural Faith Communities
Rev. Lynne Gardiner tells the story of her call to rural ministry, where simply gathering together is a special moment, and service to the world grows out of community.
100 Words of Hope: Moments of Grace
Reflections on 100 Words of Hope invite you to listen for grace, trust the seasons, and find hope in the sacred ordinary.
Everything Old is New Again
Rev. Brenna Baker on how a century of inspiring community members to acts of generosity has underpinned the church’s Call to Deep Spirituality, Bold Discipleship, and Daring Justice
100 Words of Hope: Resilient by Grace
The Spirit moves us through change, offering a glimpse into how we live out our faith in real and grounded ways. Together, they tell a story of God's community.
Six Questions for Your Church to Ask Before You Invest in Tech
Technology can be a great way to expand your ministry and stay connected to your congregation, especially for rural communities of faith. Be sure to reflect on your needs before you jump in.
Being a Disciple Today
What is a disciple of Jesus today? What does a disciple look like in the 21st century? A reflection on the topic caused Stéphane Vermette to question some of his earlier assumptions.