Lynne Twist addresses the mindset of scarcity and how it grips us, rather than allowing us to see the sufficiency that is available to each of us in life.

Austin church turns a $100,000 gift into $10 million in medical debt relief.

Two Lutheran churches in Baltimore partnered to provide no interest loans up to $2,000 to community members.

This issue of Giving Magazine focuses on Stewardship and Mission, with articles and anecdotes outlining the role that mission plays in influencing generosity.

Eric Law highlights his book Holy Currency Exchange and how it can help congregations become more mission-focused.

Barbara Fullerton puts her study of congregational stewardship practices into action in a small town Canadian congregation.

Devoted to Generosity is a companion resource to Giving Magazine Volume 21, produced in 2019 by the Ecumenical Stewardship Center. It includes campaign guidance, preaching guides, bible study/small group materials, worship/liturgy, children’s sermons, model letters and communication support.

How asset-based community development changed the way one pastor views abundance.

Leaders from Ferguson Commission, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, and Christian Theological Seminary reflect on the relationship of faith, philanthropy and social justice in the Black Church.

Dr. Shariq Siddiqui explains why research into Muslim philanthropy faces entrenched hurdles but has potential to illuminate the sector.