First a word about most church mission statements. They're beautifully word-smithed They're gorgeous They're suitable for framing. But a mission statement that's suitable for framing is rarely a mission statement that's suitable for
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First a word about most church mission statements. They're beautifully word-smithed They're gorgeous They're suitable for framing. But a mission statement that's suitable for framing is rarely a mission statement that's suitable for
Over the years, there has been a good bit of conversation amongst church leaders, consultants, and coaches about congregational values – as in, every church needs to identify their core values. All that's
Reprinted from Net Results Magazine Can I be honest with you? The majority of your church members are financially illiterate. That's a problem, especially when you consider that Jesus talked more about money
There's an old saying that goes, "Pastor, you can't be faithful to the Great Commission if you're stuck inside your office" (okay, so it's not that old of a saying). But the truth is there nonetheless.
The Sunday morning worship service – it's a cornerstone of church life, yet it's a real juggling act. Trying to keep a multigenerational congregation engaged is no small feat. It’s like preparing a
Most churches have a natural hierarchy of top-level responsibilities, spearheaded by the lead pastor or ministry leaders. But all believers should be ready and willing to lead, and it starts with teaching children