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Addressing Church Deficits and Strengthening Stewardship in 2026
If your church ended 2025 with a budget deficit, you’re not alone. Whether due to an unexpected expense, rising operational costs, or insufficient income, a deficit can feel discouraging. MMFA invites you to use it as an opportunity to strengthen your church’s financial foundation and . . .
A New Year. A New Thing.
“Do not remember the former thing, or consider the things of old. I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” Isaiah 43:18-19 Let’s get right to it. Change can be hard and trying something new can . . .
When a Bible Study Becomes a Lifeline
For the women in Changed Choices, Bible study means more than just meeting a requirement. It’s a real relationship. Someone outside the prison knows their name, reads their letters, and responds with encouragement and care. When the prison mail system changed and paper letters were . . .
Moravian Day of Giving 2026
On February 17, 2026, Moravians across North America will once again join together for a day devoted to generosity and shared mission. Now in its sixth year, the Moravian Day of Giving continues to grow in energy and purpose as individuals and congregations give in . . .
On Wings Like a Dove: Meeting People in Their Deepest Need and Lifting Them Toward Hope
Throughout the years, On Wings Like a Dove has received a variety of grants from the Moravian Ministries Foundation to support their different ministries. These grants are making a real difference, reaching individuals in prison, helping returning citizens rebuild their lives, and supporting families facing . . .
Ministering to the Community: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at Madison Schools
By Tiffany Estrada-Padilla In the summer of 2023, Staci Marrese-Wheeler, a pastor at Common Grace, a ministry of Lakeview Moravian Community Church & Zion Faith Community (ELCA), in Madison, Wisconsin, applied for and received a grant from our Racial Awareness, Equity, and Repair fund to . . .