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Pass the Salt: Flavorful Stewardship for Every Season Webinar
Webinar Tuesday, March 17, 2026 | 12:30 PM OR 7:00 PM ET Jesus said, “You are the salt of the earth.” What does this mean for how we approach stewardship in our communities of faith? Join us for this engaging webinar where we’ll explore creative, . . .
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 . . .