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Your church will not be here in 2031

At least not the way it always has been

Feb 4 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

The $135 million church building no one can use

How a Netflix show and AI helped me see how we keep building monuments to church models that are already dying by the time we move in.

Jan 14 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

What my running group taught me about church

the future of church is agile, networked community

Oct 27, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

What Steve Martin taught me about the future of church

Re-thinking the system that brings us to joy

Oct 2, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

Delivering the love of God

The context of ministry is changing - why that's a good thing

Sep 16, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

It's about the money

If we want church to thrive, we need to find new ways to sustain it

Aug 20, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

It's systematic, but it feels personal

Jul 30, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

The Future of Church is Post-Denominational

What that means for re-imagining ministry today

Jul 23, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

Why we can't let go of the church bulletin

What works to understand systematic change in mainline Christianity

Jul 15, 2025 • Fr. Cathie Caimano

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