Listen as Invested Faith founder, Rev. Dr. Amy Butler talks about Invested Faith and this new model of healing the world.

As it turns out, God is feeling the need for making things right just as much, if not more, than we are. The prophet says that our perpetual disregard of God’s way is wearying to the Divine. In other words, God is getting sick of us, and frankly I don’t blame her. “But listen and look!”, the prophet tells us. Even with the despair of the situation, God has not given up on making things right; God is sending a sign, an invitation to turn again to the work of hope and wholeness.

Meet our new class of Invested Faith Fellows and listen in as founder Amy Butler and new Fellow, Alisha Gordon, chat.

It’s Giving Tuesday! Learn more about Invested Faith in the short video by founder, Rev. Dr. Amy K Butler.

Invested Faith Founder Amy Butler chats with new Invested Fellow Alisha L. Gordon, founder of The Current Project.

Happy Thanksgiving from each of us at Invested Faith! As supporters of Invested Faith, you are people who believe a new world is possible and are willing to be part of making it happen. Imagining a new world is not for the faint of heart, and living as if you believe it’s possible is even more courageous. We are grateful to each one of you who have supported Invested Faith through financial support and words of encouragement.

Press Release 11.17.21 Invested Faith Awards Second Round of Grants

2021 has been an amazing year at Invested Faith; it’s been the year that we’ve actually seen the tangible connection between the dream of Invested Faith and the Fellows who are living faith in inspiring and hope-filled ways. Now that we know this idea works, it’s time to get serious about building a fund that can have a significant impact in the community of faith-rooted entrepreneurs.

Church is changing! Can your church adapt? Here are four qualities your church needs to successfully navigate the changing times.

If your worshipping community is facing hard decisions that have been long-coming but accelerated by the global pandemic, you already know that fear of loss can lead to dissension and even more painful decline. It’s tempting to give in to a theology of scarcity, scrambling to piece together some solution that only prolongs the inevitable, and in the end facing a loss that is compounded by feelings of failure. If this is the reality that your community is facing, it’s important to recognize that you are not alone. Invested Faith offers some new ideas and, more importantly, life-giving hope.

Invested Faith is in the news and on the move. Find out more about De’Amon Harges and the Tom Locke Innovative Leader Award and more.

Happy New Year from Invested Faith! As we look out over a new year dawning, we’ve learned from 2020 that the unexpected can quickly become a new reality.