Born into privilege, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was headed toward a brilliant career as a theologian. Then he came to see life "from the perspective of those who suffer." In Nazi Germany, that cost him his life.

An interview with Garrison Keillor.

Church publicity needn't fall on deaf ears.

Little-known or remarkable facts about Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945)

How to know when newcomers, whether apparent superstars or humble servants, are ready for church office.

His closest companion reflects on the meaning of Bonhoeffer's life for us today.

His controversial yet Christ-centered beliefs were formed not only in the classrooms of Tübingen, but also in the cells of Tegel Prison.

How to make the divide-and-conquer approach work in a growing church.

What did Bonhoeffer think of this century's most influential theologian?

A Leadership survey uncovers the (sometimes surprising) beliefs and opinions people and their pastors have about evangelism.

It's tempting to allow our ministry to revolve around what can be photocopied.

Finding your church's niche seems to be one key to effective evangelism.

Just as small businesses are the backbone of the nation's economy, so too are small churches indispensable in God's economy.