Why should economics be a matter of faith and practice for Christians? How can we privilege community over capital in our daily lives? What would it look like to build Sabbath economics into our personal giving, earning, banking, and investing? Dig into these questions and more when you join Faith and Money Network leaders in 2026 for an eight-month commitment to exploring the seven principles [Read More …]
46 Practical Ideas
When we're feeling overwhelmed or filled with despair about the state of the world and our earth, what do we do? Pour our lives into whatever it means to be as close to the earth as possible, suggests Lydia Wylie-Kellermann. Here are some ideas… do one. Do them all. Write your own list. Change a few things. Change everything. [Read More …]
Book Blessings from Lydia Wylie-Kellermann
If I could gift you a basket full of books. After her beautiful, gently challenging webinar presentation to Faith and Money Network earlier this month, author Lydia Wylie-Kellermann shared this list of climate-focused children's books featured in her own book, This Sweet Earth: Walking with our Children in the Age of Climate Collapse. - - - I am mindful of little tidbits that I would love [Read More …]
Webinar: Nurturing Climate, Community and Our Children with Lydia Wylie-Kellermann
Join us on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, 7pm EST - 8:30pm EST, for a free webinar with author, activist and mother Lydia Wylie-Kellermann based on her latest book, This Sweet Earth: Walking with our Children in the Age of Climate Collapse (Broadleaf Books, 2024). In this webinar, Lydia will share stories and lessons for nurturing our planet, all drawn from learning and witnessing alongside her [Read More …]
Homecoming: Rematriating Land in Wise County, Virginia
“When we fight together, we become closer. I would just love the world to know how amazing Jane is in this selfless act. People who she will never meet are going to benefit from the gift of this land.” Jane Branham has been in a lifelong relationship with the earth in Appalachia. It’s where she was born and raised in Wise County, Virginia. It’s where she returned in adulthood, shocked and [Read More …]
How we practice Sabbath Economics: Chris and Chrissie Drape
Chris and Chrissie Drape are longtime south Seattle residents. They’ve been married for 35 years and have two grown sons who both live in California. After a career as a nonprofit accountant, Chrissie now works part-time with small clients and volunteers as a tax preparer with United Way at her local community center. Chris, a career educator, has also downshifted to part-time work, training [Read More …]
How I practice Sabbath Economics: Laura Kind McKenna
Laura Kind McKenna lives in Philadelphia, where she’s "trying to get bored and eat bonbons" in her retirement, she jokes. She lives with Marc, her husband of 47 years, and has four grown children and 11 grandkids scattered across the country. She’s participating in the Sabbath Economics household covenant small group that began in January 2025, after learning about Faith and Money Network [Read More …]
2025 Trip of Perspective: Red Shirt Table
Join Mike Little and others from the Faith and Money Network on a Trip of Perspective to Red Shirt Table this fall (October 19-25) to experience the sacred sites of the Oglala Lakota people, including the Badlands, Black Hills, Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee, and to learn from local leaders, pastors and artists. The deadline to apply is September 20, 2025. We have just one seat left — email us now [Read More …]
Coming Soon: New Household Practices Covenant Groups
Why should economics be a matter of faith and practice for Christians? How can we privilege community over capital in our daily lives? What would it look like to build Sabbath economics into our personal giving, earning, banking, and investing? Dig into these questions and more when you join Faith and Money Network leaders in 2025 for an eight-month commitment to exploring the seven principles [Read More …]
Making a difference in the world: Departing board members Dave and Judy Osgood reflect
Dave and Judy Osgood first discovered the then Ministry of Money in the late 1990s. Dave retired early from a biology professorship at Butler University to take up a second career running a company making electronic monitoring devices for use in animal research. Selling that company in 2005 provided the capital for Dave and Judy to become modest philanthropists, and they sought out the guidance of [Read More …]
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