It Is important to have a sense of direction as the local church gets connected to God’s work around the world. We hope this resource guide will assist your mission committee to assess where you are and where you hope to go in global ministries.
Balcony Women was compiled by the Women’s History Commission of the Department of Women Ministries and was released at Triennial XIII. It highlights over sixty brief stories of women who have encouraged and inspired the “ordinary” and extraordinary women of the Covenant. Women from all over the Covenant have contributed to this publication giving thanks and recognition to the women who most influenced their walk of faith.
Developed for the Week of Prayer, this resource is a seven-session guide for individual, family, or small group study, reflection, and interaction. Devoted: Praying Our Way to a Rule of Life focuses on the need for arranging our days in a way that fosters spiritual growth, through prayer.
This collection of articles is a continuation of the dialogue on women in ministry in the Covenant.
This resource provides churches as well as mentors and spiritual companions a basic and simple tool for discipling a new believer. It answers the question, what does a person who is new to the faith need in order to grow in Christ?
What does the Bible have to say about God, sin, Jesus, the sacraments, the Holy Spirit, and the church? These are just a few of the twenty-six formational footholds of faith explored through this disciple-forming resource for small groups, mentors, and individual devotions.
Ready to go deeper? Spiritual practices have long been a way for us to be first “in God” so we might go further in mission.
The Sankofa journey, an intentional, cross-racial prayer journey, seeks to assist disciples of Christ on their move towards a righteous response to the social ills related to racism.
Human Sexuality & the Marriage Ethic: Towards a Biblical & Theological Discernment of God in Human Sexuality
This study approaches the issue of women in ministry with a wide-angle lens instead of with a laser-focused on particular passages of scripture, though it is certainly biblically solid.
