Soulful Leadership

We live in a culture that's all about winning. Even our churches and faith-related organizations are caught up in trying to be successful. Signal Hill is interested in a different question: How to be soulful? Learn more.

Read Daniel Pryfogle's essay "The Soulful Organization" in Faith@Work magazine.  Daniel reflects on "A Portrait of Soulful Leadership" here.  You'll find other soulful ruminations by Daniel and friends at the Signal Hill Blog.

Strange Birds

Are you called to ministry but not necessarily to traditional pastoral ministry? Do your beliefs place you on the margins of the church, outside the typical theological camps? Are you a free agent -- loving the freedom but sometimes feeling isolated and disconnected? Do you ever wonder if you heard the call right? If so, you're a Strange Bird -- and you're not alone. Learn more at www.strangebirds.org.

Prophetic Entrepreneurs

The hungry are fed, the poor empowered, and the captives set free when prophets combine creativity with resistance. Such leaders are prophetic entrepreneurs and they are changing the shape of ministry in the U.S. and abroad. Learn more.

Mission-Driven Journalists

You know your best spokesperson is a satisfied customer. So how do you enlist people to be ambassadors of your mission? One way is to empower storytellers. Signal Hill did just that for National Ministries, American Baptist Churches USA (Valley Forge, PA) with the design and launch of the New Life Youth Media Project, a media literacy/media training program in seven sites across the U.S. As young people are trained in video production, they are deployed as digital journalists to tell the stories of National Ministries' NEW LIFE 2010 campaign. An organization's stories are told while young people learn valuable skills. That's a powerful story in itself! Learn more.