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Hatchlings
Hatchlings is our blog dedicated to inspirational client stories and big ideas in ministry innovation. From astrophysics to farming to the church down the street, we believe that God-breathed, wild ideas can come from anywhere.
Giving Thanks
We are off and running and it’s only Day 10 of 2017—but before we get too far in, we want to stop and give thanks for the amazing momentum that has occurred since we started “helping churches and church leaders turn hare-brained ideas into sustainable ministries”...
What would you do with $20K to reimagine ministry with young adults?
If your church is within 100 miles of Princeton Theological Seminary, you’re invited to find out! Introducing The Zoe Project, sponsored by Princeton Theological Seminary and supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. The Zoe Project is dedicated to building...
Looking Forward
Happy New Year! We hope your 2017 is off to a great start and that you’re ready to kick off another year with new dreams and goals for your ministry endeavors. We here at Ministry Incubators are excited about what this year holds for us as a team, and we are so...
Packing for Spain: The Blessings of Plan B
By: Kenda Creasy Dean So here’s how Trey Wince, my pastor, started our church staff meeting today. Anything seem odd, he asked, about these words from Paul, directed to the church at Rome? Now, with no further place for me in these regions, I desire—as I have for so...
When Jesus, Jack, and Curly All Say the Same Thing
Because we all need a little reminder of priorities during this holiday season, here is a post from the Ministry Incubators blog archives. By Mark DeVries and Laura Addis I’ve heard that until sometime in the late 1800’s, the word “priority,” (an Old English word...
Weekly Round-up – December 15
This week, we bring to you a few more quick articles that are easy to read over your morning cup of coffee. We hope these can be a resource to you as you gather the toolkit of social enterprise development in your local communities. As always, we continue to be...