Here’s a short introduction to an innovative small church collaborative in southwestern Minnesota:

Here is the Reverend David Everett talking about his research into missional leadership and a group of very dynamic historically Black churches.

Listen as Laurie Skow-Anderson talks about the challenges of moving from a uniracial congregation to a more multiracial one: Laurie Skow-Anderson: “Pentecost on the Prairie” from Discerning Mission on Vimeo.

Recent Luther DMin alum, Chris Hagen, talks about his research project which sought to approach interim ministry not as an effort to help a congregation “solve a problem,” but rather as an opportunity to help a congregation listen to what the Holy Spirit might be inviting them to engage. Chris Hagen from Discerning Mission on Vimeo.

Every so often I run across interesting reflections from people outside of the “church world,” reflections that I think all of us who are seeking to serve in missional leadership could learn from. Here’s a great post about inter-cultural learning, written by Susan Campion, who is a consultant and businesswoman based in the Twin Cities. Among other aspects of her

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