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Return on Investment

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Sometimes in our attempt to develop and understand and practice our faith, we fall into a worldly paradigm of barter. What will it cost me to be saved, to know redemption?

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Adult Faith Formation Resources from Trinity Institute

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Trinity Institute is a ministry of Trinity Wall Street (Episcopal) in New York City known for its annual conference featuring world renown speakers on timely topics. They have just announced that some of their past offerings are now available, online and free for congregational use.

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Saving the Ship: New Stewardship Curriculum to be Launched

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In response to continuing declining numbers of members in mainline churches in the U.S., a loosely hinged group of stewardship staff and consultants is adopting a new approach to stewardship and annual giving campaigns.

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A Lenten Resolution & Discipline

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Planning for the end of life is an important part of living life in the Christian understanding. We are called to witness, even in death, to the new life that God gives in Christ through his death and resurrection.

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Formational Opps for Nature Throughout the Year

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This is the perfect time of year to include nature in your formation activity plans. Both church and secular occasions already in place in the calendar offer an easy entry point.

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The Origin of the Piggy Bank

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Jehoiada the priest took a chest and bored a hole in its lid. He placed it beside the altar, on the right side as one enters the temple of the Lord. The priests who guarded the entrance put into the chest all the money that was brought to the temple of the Lord. (2 Kings 12:9)

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Advent Conspiracy

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How can we ignore the sights and sounds of Christmas bombarding us, and focus on this holy time? How can we give in the true spirit of Christ?

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A Tale of Two Sisters

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The biggest challenge we face with money is how to balance the opposing tendencies of saving and spending. Should we be self-sufficient or generous? To do both well is a moral and spiritual challenge, and we need God’s help to get it right.

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Generations of Faith

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We hear the mantra, “time, talent, and treasure.” Do these words and messages mean the same today as they did 50 years ago?

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Good News from on High

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A visitor from another planet might get the impression that “disasters are us” here on earth, and that we’re in the market for a new planet to call home.

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Children & Stewardship

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One’s understanding of personal stewardship is a continuing journey that should begin in childhood.

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‘Tis the season for Creation!

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Autumn is around the corner. Most of us are ready for a nip in the air, apple cider, dazzling foliage, pumpkins—and an end to hurricanes and wildfires. For many Christian communities, celebrating the change of seasons are occurring within the church doors as well.

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