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.

Similar to our best practice example of Roots of Community, Phoenix Acres was a deeply researched proposal to create a family transitional housing community, specifically to support the reunification of families in the foster care system and provide wrap-around support.

This resource is a leadership guide and structure for his local church in St. Louis, Missouri.

While this document is specific to his location, it has been shared as a resource for anyone to use and adapt to their own community!

We use the Enneagram in various ways at The Flipped Table Collective. Therefore, we have collected many of our favorite resources to create an overview for you to explore at your own pace.

This list provides a variety of ideas for outdoor space that our church/organization may own, varying from small-large space options. Part of the responsibility to our community.

A guide to starting a medical outreach program in your community of context.

Art is a beautiful, powerful, and critical way we connect our senses and emotions to our community and the world around us. Art is also an opportunity to elevate diverse voices. This document provides some perspectives and ideas on how to incorporate art in a social justice and community-centered way.

This resource will cover the basics of how to start an emergency family shelter in your community.

This guide will take faith communities step-by-step through the process of starting a crisis shelter in their areas.

This resource looks at a wide variety of ways that faith communities can be more earth-friendly in their practices.

This book discussion guide will help groups interact with the book God of the Gaps by Christie Love.

This resource will let you navigate a collection of information about how the Enneagram can impact and influence communication.

This resource provides more 200 hundred disussion questions that can be printed off and used to build relationship and connections.

We believe in the importance of connections and conversations. Therefore, we have created this challenge for faith leaders and community leaders to use to help them think about who they need to be intentional to build relationships within their communities to have a holistic view of the needs, the challenges, the resources, and the gaps that exist in your context of community.

This book discussion guide will allow groups to dig into The Color of Compromise by Jemar Tisby.