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Sports & Virtue

We yearn for perfection. While unobtainable this side of the resurrection, the drive itself comes from God and it is good.

A Shelf of Books, a Community of Shared Wonder

Learning and growing is hard. It takes a searching community of pilgrims, often challenging one another seeking the truth.

Hope Amid Decline

Addressing decline soberly means more than finding novel growth strategies or attempting to fix injustices. It means inhabiting the gospel narrative.

C of E Promotes Nicene Creed Studies

The resources include a 44-page booklet available for purchase from Church House Publishing; Creed-focused reflections for the church’s Everyday Faith app; and a resource pack for congregations.

Mary Ridge School: A Personal Reflection on Formation and Calling

A senior priest reflects on formation, calling, and family systems in this personal reflection drawn from his forthcoming memoirs.

A New School on Old Principles

With fresh enthusiasm, a new boarding school in Virginia echoes the vision and principles of the church school movement of an earlier generation.

Natality and Formation

We're continuing our series on Natality. In a time when loneliness and isolation are rampant, Sarah Puryear writes, the church needs to lean more into its identity as a community of support and formation, relationships that foster life in Christ.

Faith, Family, and the Village

I was raised a Mennonite, an old Reformation church rooted in certain European traditions. My parents, likewise, were both brought up  in the Church,...

How Then Shall We Tech?

There are two ways, one of life and one of death. And great is the difference between the two. So opens the historically valuable and...

Jerome Berryman of Godly Play Dies at 87

Godly Play applied insights from Montessori education to children’s formation, but it became more than Montessori for churches.

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