Many Christians want to make a difference in their communities but aren’t sure how to do it. The Center on Faith in Communities can help. The resources in this EQUIP department offer relevant, practical guidance on starting or enhancing community ministries. Here you’ll find manuals, tutorials, best practices, research studies, and more that will strengthen your skills and knowledge. |
These tutorials and toolkits offer step-by-step instructions and practical resources (forms, exercises) to help you design, implement, and evaluate programs.
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The Center on Faith in Communities conducts “applied research” on topics of interest to community ministry practitioners. Our project reports provide both information and networking tools.
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CFIC Director Amy Sherman has published over 70 articles and given scores of speeches on topics of interest to faith leaders wanting to do the work of mercy and justice.
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For ministry leaders with a public policy “bent” and public administrators interested in learning more about collaborating with faith communities, CFIC’s policy resources offer information and recommendations based on qualitative and quantitative research we’ve conducted over the past several years.
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