Amy L. Sherman

Amy L. Sherman is a Senior Fellow at the Sagamore Institute for Policy Research, where she directs the Center on Faith in Communities. She likes to describe the work of the Center as that of being “a minister to ministries.” She provides training and consulting to churches and nonprofits seeking to transform their communities for the common good.Sherman is the author of six books, including Kingdom Calling: Vocational Stewardship for the Common Good, and some 75+ published articles in such diverse periodicals as Christianity Today, First Things, The Public Interest, Policy Review, Prism, The Christian Century, and Books & Culture.

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Bivocational Pastors Don’t Have Two Jobs
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The Master’s Character in Jesus’ Parable of the Talents
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Churches Don’t Have to Be Lousy Stewards. Here’s Proof
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You Should Know Them, if You Don’t
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The Work of God, Side by Side
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Doable Strategies for Church-Based Economic Development
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How Churches Are Helping in Food Deserts
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Practicing Curiosity: How to Connect Better With Congregants
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Making Faith and Work Integration the DNA of Your Church
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One Way Churches Can Implement Economic Wisdom
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