SALT Community

You weren’t meant to do ministry alone.

One of the healthiest things you can do is build relationships with people who serve outside of your own church.

The late nights. The challenges. The staffing shortages. The pressure of trying to faithfully serve your church week after week. It can feel isolating until you realize there are hundreds of other people walking through the exact same things.

That’s why SALT exists.

It’s a place where creative leaders, production teams, communicators, worship leaders, and volunteers come together to learn from one another, encourage each other, and remember that they’re not carrying the weight of ministry alone.

Sometimes the most important thing you leave with isn’t just a new idea. It’s a new friend. A new perspective. A phone number you can text when ministry gets hard.
If you’ve been serving in ministry and feeling like you’re carrying it all by yourself, we’d love to invite you to join us at SALT 2026.

Come learn. Come be encouraged. Come find your people.

Get your tickets today at salt2026.com

Burnout isn’t always about having too much to do.

Sometimes what feels like burnout is actually fatigue. And the difference matters.

In this short clip, Dr. Andrew Johnston shares why purpose plays such an important role in helping us stay resilient over the long haul, especially for those serving in the local church. This comes from a new course inside SALT Community.

If you’ve ever wondered why rest doesn’t always fix what you’re feeling, this conversation is worth a few minutes of your time.

You don’t have to navigate ministry alone.

Join SALT Community for free and get access to this full teaching, along with dozens of practical courses, conversations, and resources created for people serving the local church.

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