Listening for Our Call on the Threshold
For churches and people of faith, now is the time to connect with our deepest callings and see how we want to move forward "prayerfully, joyfully, and lovingly participating in creation."
Insights on Vocation
Bringing Calling Back to Life
The Unlikely Conversations podcast is back! Dr. Kathleen Cahalan speaks about how a healthy theology of vocation can help churches experience God's calling in more expansive ways.
The Brightened Table
That Eucharistic table stands in the center of our worship space as an affirmation of the table of solidarity of those who eat at it with all who hunger.
Called to Life: Vocation Stories about Food and Belonging
What food traditions bring you life? Our connections with others, both family and friends, call us to love and belonging.
Jesus and the Good Citizen
Encounter by encounter, the Gospels contrast the power of God in Christ to the destructive force of the systems and authorities that kept Galilee and Judea in thrall to Roman rule.
Following God’s Call to Survive
Patrick Reyes encourages us "to do ministry as my grandma did: in the midst of deep suffering and pain, [show] an abundance of love and healing."
When Purpose Isn’t Enough
The language of purpose will only take us so far; we need something more to embrace the sacrifices we cannot avoid at this time.
14 Congregations Chosen for New Communities of Calling Initiative
14 congregations were chosen to participate in the new 5-year Communities of Calling Initiative from the Collegeville Institute.
Religious Language in the Public Sphere
At the heart of Christian meaning-making and ministry is the work of translation, and the underlying question it raises: what words will make faith come alive in conversations and communities?
Collegeville Institute Receives Two New Grants
The Collegeville Institute has received two new grants to extend its work on vocation and calling.
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