Revised Common Lectionary reflection, Eighth Sunday after Pentecost, Proper 11, Year A. July 19, 2026.
The Rev. Micah Krey reflects on how faithful stewardship requires patient trust, reminding us that while we are called to tend God’s field with generosity and hope, God alone brings the harvest in God’s time.
Explore four weeks of practical resources to strengthen donor relationships, inspire meaningful conversations, and support strategic planning for your congregation or organization. Complete all four challenges for a chance to win a featured book. (Photo: Lake Institute)
In this substack article, Rev. Jim Keat explores how social media metrics can shape ministry and identity. Read about the opportunities and challenges of digital ministry while considering how faithfulness extends beyond likes, views, and followers. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Faithful stewardship includes caring for the technology that supports ministry. This two-part guide offers practical checklists to help churches and conferences organize digital systems, manage transitions, and ensure ministry continues smoothly through leadership changes. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Join Davey Gerherd, Executive Director of TENS: The Episcopal Network for Stewardship, to review best practices and tools for successful fundraising campaigns for mission. This free webinar is offered on Saturday, August 29 at 12pm (ET). (Photo: Creative Commons)
Trees can become powerful tools for faith formation, community engagement, and creation care. This facilitator guide from Creation Justice Ministries offers resources to help congregations explore tree equity as a ministry that nurtures environmental stewardship. (Photo: Creation Justice Ministries)
What do you hope people will remember about your life? This Christian Century reflection invites readers to consider writing their own obituary as a spiritual exercise, helping us reflect on the legacy of faith, generosity, and love we are called to leave behind. (Photo: Raul Popadineți, Unsplash)
