Sidewalk chalk is an accessible way to create in a natural environment, and it is a medium that is often easy to use for all ages.

This practice connects the two, understanding that quieting the mind enough to create is a skill that we often lose as adults (children innately see the world as a world they can engage with and create in), so music can be a centering way we shift our focus.

Art is a powerful social justice tool! This practice is really helpful to 1) connect ourselves to a specific issue we care about or want to learn more about, or 2) serve as a form of advocacy or protest.

This practice moves beyond simply going out in nature and encourages a deeper connection of the senses to the wild world by encouraging art inside of nature.

This practice moves behind creating what we see and encourages connecting with the natural world to see everything as art.

This resource explores the history of the intersection between yoga and Christianity.

This resource will talk about the benefits of planning and hosting outdoor worship services for faith communities.

This collection of Vows, Ring Exchange language, and Wedding Readings can help faith leaders to plan wedding services with couples.

Flowers engage our senses through sight and smell, and they can boost our mood because they are simply so beautiful.

To help our members improve their knowledge, awareness, and involvement, we have constructed a training portal that covers a wide variety of topics, including; trauma, lived experience, language, system understanding, medical vulnerabilities, addiction, mental health, crisis intervention skills, social issues, de-escalation, media depictions, and connections to other resources.

This practice centers into the healing properties of light. Sunlight boosts our mood, provides warmth, gives us energy, and heals our bodies and minds.

This resource connects to our training portal that provides helpful information on understanding the systems and the needs that exist inside and around them.

This guide will instruct you how to develop a street outreach for your community.

These conversation agreements help to ensure safe discussion and conversation atmospheres.

The research on this project is sound and many experts agree that projects like this one could radically transform communities in our country. Therefore, we are sharing it in our resource library as an idea that could be explored by other communities of faith and communities of context to address growing numbers of unsheltered individuals and a national lack of affordable housing.

This resource will help organizations determine how long documents and records need to be kept organized and accessible.

This book discussion guide explore the book Profit and Punishment by Tony Mesenger.

This practice also honors the need to connect to rest and stillness in this season. Art can be incredibly supportive during the many emotional and depressive experiences of the winter months.

This resource explores the theology of a hermeneutic of justice.

This resource was written by Flipped Table Collective contributor Rev. Dr. Phil Snider. If you enjoy this reading, you can order his book Preaching as Resistance (Chalice Press, 2018) to dive even deeper into the exploration of the intersection between preaching and justice.