RESOURCES

Please enjoy these curated resources, designed to support your ministry with creativity and theological depth.

Featured Resource

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Stewardship 2027
Ever More

Inspired by Isaiah 54:2–3, Ever More is a ready-to-use stewardship theme centered on the invitation to make room for what God is doing next in your parish and calling your parishioners to enlarge the tent, strengthen the stakes, and stretch toward a future of faithful ministry.

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The following resources are free to download and use in your congregation or ministry setting. Please retain authorship credit to Altar and Field when sharing publicly. Commercial reproduction or redistribution is not permitted.

Free Resources


Clergy Field Guide

Developed with clergy care in mind, this quick tool helps you reflect on the lived reality of ministry, not abstract ideals. It's not a personality test or a leadership scorecard, but a unique check-in to help you know how you're really doing and what shifts could make a difference.

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12 Postures of Faith Engagement

This resource offers a fresh framework for recognizing the different postures people hold toward faith and the Church. It’s a pastoral tool designed to inspire your evangelism and discipleship ministries with wisdom, intentionality, and compassion.

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Ember Days Resource

This free Ember Days Resource offers a simple, thoughtful way to engage with one of the Church’s oldest rhythms of prayer. With background, suggested practices, and the appointed collects, it invites individuals and communities to pray for the Church’s leaders and listen for how God may be calling again or anew.

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Summer Reading List (2025)

A curated collection for the curious —leaders who need more than ministry manuals. Browse by vibe, not genre, and find something that meets all your summer moods.There’s even a bonus podcast section for your beach walks.