Stories, big ideas, and ways to participate in the Praxis community.
Race & Redemptive Entrepreneurship: A Letter to the Praxis Community
By Dave Blanchard
Strategies for Winter: Redemptive Leadership in Survival Times
By Dave Blanchard, Andy Crouch, Jon Hart, Scott Kauffmann, and Jena Lee Nardella
Announcing Academy Activate
Join us for a free 4-hour event to spark redemptive imagination, May 20. Register now.
Launching Guilds: local groups of entrepreneurial leaders
Join an informational call on May 18. Learn more and register.
Leading Beyond the Blizzard: Why Every Organization Is Now a Startup
By Andy Crouch, Kurt Keilhacker, and Dave Blanchard
Praxis Reads: Two Ways to Build
Exploring the books and articles capturing our attention during the “winter” of coronavirus.
The Redemptive Edge podcast, Season Two
Andy Crouch and Donna Harris on “Creative Action Begins with Lament." Listen now.
Our community of practice operates through high-touch programs, robust content, and a global portfolio of redemptive business & nonprofit ventures.
Business Accelerator
The mentorship-driven Business Accelerator program equips top ventures as they seek the redemptive edge in their industries. We accept up to 12 startups per year, with up to two Fellows per venture.
Nonprofit Accelerator
The mentorship-driven Nonprofit Accelerator program equips top ventures as they seek the redemptive edge in their industries. We accept up to 12 startups per year, with up to two Fellows per venture.
Praxis Course
A six-session video and discussion series on developing the mindset of redemptive entrepreneurs, builders, and creatives. Everything is free—just gather a small group and meet online or in person.
Praxis Academy
A community of next-generation creatives, builders, and entrepreneurs pursuing redemptive action. We lead summer immersions and equip schools, entrepreneurship programs, and campus groups.
Praxis Guilds
Guilds are groups of entrepreneurial leaders committed to practicing and advancing redemptive entrepreneurship together in their location.
Impact
Redemptive entrepreneurship is not merely a theory; it’s an advancing reality, embodied in a global community of practice, building and funding ventures that make a significant mark in dozens of sectors and countries.
We measure impact through the growth of ventures in our Accelerator and Venture Lab portfolio, the active commitment of our community, and the reach and engagement of our content.
Active Ventures
Total Revenue
fT jobs created
Survival Rate
operating Countries
Capital Placed
Course Participants
Journal Reach
Playbooks Distributed
Creative restoration through sacrifice.
Redemptive action is creating new possibilities by sacrificing so that others can be restored to flourishing.
The Redemptive Frame helps define and explore the possibilities for redemptive action in any domain, particularly in entrepreneurship and organizational leadership.
A Rule of Life for Redemptive Entrepreneurs
A rule of life is a set of shared habits and practices, undertaken in the belief that we need help from one another to live the lives God meant for us. This Rule of Life is not meant to replace the ordinary practices of faithfulness to which all members of the church are called. But it is meant to guard us and our households from the greatest dangers of the entrepreneurial vocation, and to maximize our opportunity for redemptive influence.
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The Redemptive
Nonprofit
At Praxis, our work with Nonprofit Fellows in the Accelerator program, and our team's and mentors' own leadership experiences, have helped us to gain deep insight into the challenges and opportunities of leading a nonprofit.
Our playbook for nonprofit leaders is an invitation to design, plan, and take redemptive action in six commitment areas at the heart of flourishing and vibrant organizations.
We've learned what it means to see Aura as a vehicle of God's vision and grace, and how to leverage creativity to focus on achieving our true mission rather than chasing after business metrics.
It felt like I had come home. Praxis is the community I had been looking for my whole life.
As an entrepreneur, so often I am focused on the immediate next thing. Praxis points me to think foundationally about the heart and soul of our company.
