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Free Advent Resource for Congregations: Taking Faith Home

Free for Advent: Taking Faith Home Spirit & Truth Publishing is offering the Advent weeks of Taking Faith Home free to congregations, schools, and other ministries this year. Click the button and the Advent guides will be added to your … Continue reading →

4 Key Faith Practices: Rituals and Traditions

The fourth of the Four Key Faith Practices is Rituals and Traditions. Including rituals and following traditions of one sort or another in your home faith practices can add richness to your devotional time. Faith Practices and Four Keys Today’s … Continue reading →

4 Key Faith Practices: Caring Conversations

Caring conversations, one of the 4 Key Faith Practices, form faith and build trusting relationships in the home, congregation, and beyond. Four Keys and Five Principles Back in January 2026, Spirit & Truth Publishing took on the mantle of the … Continue reading →

5 Principles of Faith Formation: A Call to Action

The Five Principles of Faith Formation are a valuable way to rethink what it means to be the church in both the congregation and the home. A challenge for the church today is retaining its children, youth, and adults and, … Continue reading →

Taking Faith Home (RCL): Weekly Faith-at-Home Resources

Spirit & Truth Publishing now offers Taking Faith Home (TFH)—a weekly faith-at-home devotional resource for the Revised Common Lectionary (RCL). In a nutshell: TFH is a weekly devotional PDF/bulletin insert you can share with households to help them keep growing … Continue reading →

Formed Together (September 13, 2020)

Bible Reading: Genesis 2:4b-7, 15-17; 3:1-8 Free Resource: Home-Based, Family Lesson #3-1 (God’s Story @ Home, NL) Unit Theme (September 13—October 25): Promises Made, Promises Broken The Point: God loves us, even when we do the wrong thing. Welcome to … Continue reading →

Community Offline in COVID-19

While the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts our church communities, we can use this opportunity to establish long-lasting practices for intergenerational community-building and home faith formation. Different Contexts The first thing we need to acknowledge is that there is not one faith … Continue reading →