by Rev. Cameron Trimble, CEO of Convergence ​ Lately on The Commons, our new online community, many of us come together to talk about AI and how it affects church …

by: Rev. Jim Keat The church is dying. Or at least the institution we often call “the church” seems to be in decline. (Don’t believe me? Stop by almost any …

by Rev. Anna Golladay, Sr. Director of Communications and Marketing I filed my paperwork. I gathered signatures. I introduced myself to neighbors, knocked on doors, and made the case that …

What you should know about attendance patterns in small congregations by: Rev. Dr. Anna Hall Do your pews look empty? If you are worshiping in a sanctuary built for hundreds, …

by: Rev. Cameron Trimble, CEO of Convergence Something is happening to the people we serve, and most of us feel it before we can name it. They hold anxiety that …

by: Rev. Jim Keat I went down a Wikipedia rabbit hole the other day, exploring how preaching, and especially the pulpit, has evolved over the centuries. From early preaching desks …

by: Rev. Dr. Anna Hall Are you called to a new journey? Maybe you felt the call on Easter morning. Maybe you heard it at a march or protest. Maybe …

by: Rev. Cameron Trimble It is Holy Week. Most congregations will move through the familiar sequence: Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday. We know this story. We know how to …

This weekend, across cities and small towns, people will gather for what are being called the “No Kings” protests—public acts of resistance against concentrated power, creeping authoritarianism, and the normalization …

5 ways to reclaim the creativity and connection of online church in a hybrid world by: Rev. Jim Keat Six years ago this week, countless churches told congregants to stay …