Churches make fantastic school-partners. Enjoy these church-specific processes and practices.
If your church cares about children, serving others, and healing, you're already a literate church. Join us to get started.
A literacy initiative grows churches by developing leaders, fostering outreach, and strengthening community reputation.
If you can spare time and read above a fourth-grade level, become a reading buddy today—kids are waiting.
Expand your volunteer base creatively: grandparents, stay-at-home parents, teenagers, and swing-shift workers.
Churches partnering with schools: teach reading, serve humbly, no agenda, over-deliver, and serve together.
Partner effectively with schools by following their lead, serving generously, engaging locally, and seeking discernment.
Successful church-school partnerships require humility, commitment, avoiding culture wars, and prioritizing children's literacy.
Get your church involved in literacy: inspire, appoint a champion, find a school, recruit mentors, stay active.
Engage your church in literacy mentoring by inspiring members, appointing leaders, partnering with schools, and staying active.
In every neighborhood in America, you can find two things: An elementary school and several churches.
Expand church-city partnerships: collaborate with pastors, build networks, engage superintendents, promote literacy.
Becoming a Literacy Organization or a Literacy Church is a powerful way to serve your community.
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