Insights into Religion is dedicated to promoting the work and research of over twenty-five web sites of religion institutes, programs and projects related to initiatives of the Religion Division of Lilly Endowment, Inc. Insights into Religion provides (1) informative summaries of research, information and news from the participating sites, (2) search capabilities across the range of sites represented, (3) links to the original material on the various sites, (4) RSS feeds that push information about new material on the cooperating sites to the web user, and (5) a collective calendar of educational events and grant deadlines associated with the various sites.

Faith Communities founded most of the nonprofits in the United States and play a key role in social welfare, health, education and community development today. Clarifying specifically religious aspects of the relationship between founding communities and their organizations and effective best practices are key concerns for faith based organizations and the religions that created them. The Faith and Organization project was created to provide communities, organizations and policy makers with concrete information and targeted materials to address this issue. The project is currently engaged in a two year initiative focused on Maintaining Vital Connections Between Faith Communities and their Nonprofits, which will assist faith communities discern the best ways to provide guidance and support to their nonprofits.

The Fund for Theological Education, located at the Luce Center in Atlanta, Georgia, promotes excellence in the profession of ministry by inspiring, recruiting, and supporting gifted women and men of diverse backgrounds in their theological formation.

In Trust magazine tells the stories of governance, administration, and finance in graduate level theological education in North America. For fifteen years, it's been reporting on the people, places, and shifting circumstances of seminaries. Full information about In Trust's services and resources is available at In Trust Online, where free searchable archives and community features make learning about and from one another easy, provocative, and even a little fun.

The Lilly Fellows Program in Humanities and the Arts centered at Valparaiso University is a national project intended to generate a national conversation for the renewal and deepening of the corporate vocation of church-related colleges and universities and to provide a setting for the formation of younger scholars who wish to pursue their vocational commitments at such institutions.