Transitions and changes of all kinds can be difficult. Whether positive or negative, there is a sense, or even a reality, of loss when they occur. Missional Vitality has created five resources to help answer these questions and guide leadership teams through all sorts of changes and transitions your church may face in the years ahead.
Living Your Why equips leadership teams to take the “why” of your church and put it into practice. Using discernment, analysis, and goal-setting, this resource helps you plan for the next 30, 60, or 90 days.
This year’s Week of Prayer devotional is grounded in these words of Jesus: “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (JOHN 16:33).
Join us for a week of prayer as we reflect on the theme “One Another.” Throughout the New Testament, this simple yet profound two-word phrase appears more than fifty times, shaping the foundation of the early church.
Justice Journey for Kids emphasizes the Great Commission and the Great Commandment, evangelism and justice, proclamation and demonstration, and ministry in word and deed as the approach to healing our fractured world, all while recognizing the invaluable role our kids play in this kingdom work.
The Gift of Goats is a flexible resource designed to help your group learn how animal husbandry creates opportunities for families around the world—and invite your group or congregation to be part of the work.
This devotional is offered as an aid to help increase your intimacy with God, encourage you to sit reflectively in God’s presence, and invite you to create intentional space for the Holy Spirit do the renewal work we see highlighted in Romans 12:2.
Thank you for connecting with FREE, the Evangelical Covenant Church’s ministry of spiritual formation. The resources below are yours to download, share, and use in your personal devotion, small group, or congregation.
O Holy Spirit, Sustainer of life, you who hovered over creation at the beginning and poured out upon the Church at Pentecost—come to us again.
The Evangelical Covenant Church provides these resources as a starting point for engaging with Christian Nationalism.
