COVID-19

Wheaton College M.A. student reflects on COVID ministry in Liberia

Environmentalist Ben Lowe explains why we end up in a toxic and abusive relationship with the rest of creation.

When discussing justice, the first thing we have to do is listen.

Living as beacons of hope in the places where God plants us allows us to model biblical hospitality and community.

Shifting to online worship means rethinking Biblical presence.

Churches studied emphasized prayer, creativity and hope during the first three months of the pandemic

COVID is not a marathon or a sprint. What are we running, exactly?

Many immigrants and refugees have long known the anguish and loneliness of being separated from family.

This year, churches are frontline helpers.

Video: What churches need to know about the practical public health realities of coronavirus and how to safely and compassionately respond.

Join us in learning to do good, better.

This contemplative spiritual practice may bring stillness to your soul in the midst of turmoil.

There is more order than we know.

Now is the right time to plan the next few years of your church's ministry.

What if re-opening the church means re-opening our eyes and hearts to the most vulnerable?

Expert insight on the social and economic impact of COVID-19 on churches.

A conversation with Scott McConnell on what research reveals about how churches are reopening during COVID-19.

A summary of our resources on reopeningthechurch.com

This is a time to consider the Church's critical mission and essential functions.