Selected to assist in planning and implementing Christian formation and education in your congregation or church group.

HIGHLIGHTED RESOURCES

• Becoming Beloved Community - Resources for Racial Reconciliation
• Traces of the Trade - A feature documentary available for congregational use at no cost

• Catechesis of the Good Shepherd - Involving adults and children in a common religious experience for children.
• Confirm, not Conform - A confirmation program that celebrates questions and choices.
• Faith @ Home - A lectionary-based weekly series of readings, reflections, and responses for Small Children, Elementary, Youth, and Adults.
• Godly Play - For children to to explore faith through story, wonder and play.
• The Good Book Club - Read Luke and Acts in Lent and Easter
• Lesson Plans the Work - Lectionary based lessons for young children, older children and adults.
• Living the Good News - Lectionary-based curriculum that helps bring the weekly readings alive for all ages.
• Morehouse Education Resources - Resources for faith formation for all ages.
• Prayer Book Guide to Christian Education - A resource for Episcopalians.
• Rule of Life - An intentional pattern of spiritual disciplines
• Weaving God's Promises - Three-year Episcopal curriculum for children and youth education.

Bishop Matt's Study Guides

• The King or a Fox: Configuring the Mosaic of Scripture. 14-pages. Guide to understanding and interpreting Scripture. Individual or small groups.
• Made, Loved, Kept - Praying with Julian of Norwich and the Hazelnut. 7-pages.  Introduction, 3 meditations and guide on reflections of Julian of Norwich.
• In Dialogue With Each Other: A Study Guide. 32 pages. Intended for congregations to promote thoughtful and respectful study, conversation and dialogue on the subject of same-sex blessings. Includes Resources On Marriage And Same-Sex Unions.
  
• Rule of Life  - Intentional pattern of spiritual disciplines that provides structure and direction for growth in holiness. Bishop Gunter calls the diocese to live a Rule of Life, being grateful for God’s mercy and delight.