Living the Questions offers video-based curriculum for congregations and groups looking to explore Christianity in a more open, thoughtful, and relational way, especially for people wrestling with faith, doubt, and belonging.

Homebrewed Christianity is a long-running podcast and theology platform hosted by Tripp Fuller that brings serious theological conversation into accessible, curious, and often playful dialogue. Through interviews, panels, and audio essays, the show explores faith, scripture, politics, culture, and the church’s public witness—especially from progressive, ecumenical, and academically informed perspectives. It’s a practical resource for ministry leaders who want help thinking theologically about real-world issues without pretending the questions are easy or the answers are settled.

Pastors, Priests & Guides offers soul-restoring retreats and ongoing resources for spiritual leaders navigating exhaustion, shifting church paradigms, and a longing for deeper spiritual practice. This community equips clergy and lay leaders to rest, reconnect with God, and reimagine ministry for today’s world.

ProgressiveChristianity.org offers inclusive, inter-spiritual, and developmentally rich curriculum resources for children and teens. Their flagship series, A Joyful Path, nurtures spirituality in kids ages 6–12 through stories, movement, science, and social justice, aligned with the values of compassion, diversity, and open inquiry.

A Facebook group for any persons in Children's Ministry who are committed to Children's Ministry in a faith that isn't hierarchical, controlling and fundamentalist.

Dandelion Marketplace is a platform that provides progressive spiritual formation content for families and communities. Dandelion serves as a colander, offering the most reliable resources, without having to sift through fundamentalist search options.