"Ten years ago, we would've had to purchase or borrow a video from each speaker, if such resources even existed. ChurchNext puts …
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A Guide to “Hacking” Curriculum – How to invent a new program using what you already have
"Start with the resources that are already on your shelves... If the presenter is engaging, you’ll have them begging for …
Covenant Bible Study – A New Series for Adults
"The Bible is inspired and a holy set of texts precisely because it tells the truth about life, even our lives. We live on those …
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A Church Reinvents Adult Education with a Bible and a Blog
"This challenge is examining my mind, quenching my thirst, and digging deeply into my inner being." I wanted to share something my …
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A Church Takes Adult Formation into the Community: “Prayerbooks and Potables”
“I want us to laugh, talk and study together, but do it in a public setting so that people who might not otherwise be comfortable …
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Becoming the Story We Tell: Renewing our engagement with Christ crucified and risen
The following is by Jesse Hair, Anglican Church of Canada. The Anglican Church in Canada is a partner in the worldwide Anglican …
Introducing the CEB “Study Bible”
"From the inviting, well-organized page layouts to the multitude of supplemental resources, the CEB Study Bible was designed to …
The Power of EfM: Education for Ministry
Education for Ministry (or as it's better know, EfM) is a program for adults who desire to grow deeper into scripture, …
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Curriculum Survey 2013: Results and Observations
I conducted an on-line survey from April 1 – May 1 to learn what curricula was being used in congregations with …
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