The questions the current global pandemic is raising for all of us, like “who is my neighbor”, “what is my surplus”, and “what is money good for”, are the same questions churches on the brink of shutting their doors are also forced to ask.
We know the most important work we’re doing right now at Faith+Finance is listening. Turning the big-picture vision of this space into an energetic live event and ongoing network of collaboration means learning more about… Read More »What we’re hearing: Notes from a preview meetup
We know that Faith+Finance: Reimagining God’s Economy is an idea whose time has come. And it turns out we’re not alone! So as we continue our behind-the-scenes work building the team, finalizing the venue, and… Read More »What people are saying about Faith+Finance
The phrase “economic theology” might strike you as odd. What has theology got to do with economics? What does pondering the divine have to do with supply and demand curves and fiscal policy? A few… Read More »Why economic theologies matter
Pastor Sharon was called about a year ago to shepherd a struggling urban congregation. She quickly established trust with the elders, preached excellent sermons to which the congregation enthusiastically responded, even helped stabilize a yearly… Read More »Why should faith leaders join Faith+Finance?
This statement is a work in progress. Please send your comments to info@faithfinance.net. The words urgency and hope are at the heart of our desire to convene Faith+Finance: Reimagining God’s Economy. We stand on the precipice of a crisis… Read More »Organizers’ Statement of Values