Virtual Content Library
Browse our compilation of curated resources featuring videos, webinars, and conversational guides spanning a variety of topics, from the science of spirituality to healing racial wounds and breaking generational barriers.
Mental Health Tips for African Americans to Heal after Collectively Witnessing an Injustice
This video was created as a Covid-19 resource to provide mental health ideas and resources to cope with racial trauma and social distancing.
Cultural Somatics Institute: Racialized Trauma Course
This online course explains racialized trauma that stays in the body, especially as it relates to Black people, White people, police, and communities. Utilize the free five-session e-course for people of faith exploring the intersection of racism and trauma.
"Better Leaders, Better Parishes"
Explore the theme in the free 8-part webinar series. This series is presented by Dr. Dan Ebener, and the series content is based on his book, Pastoral Leadership: Best Practices for Church Leaders.
This series of short videos offers peer support for faith leaders who respond to community-level trauma such as gun violence, disaster, and suicide, offering 20-minute episodes, interviews with faith leaders, discussion questions, and reflections from scholars.
Spirituality, Neuroplasticity, and Personal Growth
YouTube lecture "Spirituality, Neuroplasticity, and Personal Growth" instructs the audience to explore relational and psychological problem-solving from the perspective of recent findings in neuroscience.
This organization helps clergy and discipleship leaders of faith communities foster intergenerational discipleship, by providing training and information for communal worship and faith formation at home. Explore their coaching and consulting for family faith formation: online webinars; book lists, blogs, links to family ministry, Facebook pages, and an Intergenerational Toolkit for practical discipleship at home.
Offers questions, guidelines, applicable scriptures, and links to resources. This online guide can be used to facilitate difficult conversations about faith and life and is best for small groups and young adults, (especially progressive or nondenominational Christians).