It happened again recently. I was in a large group of mainline church leaders who professed their interest in church transformation. We were all milling around the room waiting for the convener to
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It happened again recently. I was in a large group of mainline church leaders who professed their interest in church transformation. We were all milling around the room waiting for the convener to
I get to see a lot of church newsletters pretty regularly. Some come by email, some with a stamp, but what they all have in common is that I get them. Since I'm
[caption id="attachment_76" align="alignright" width="150"] No Grumpy Greeters![/caption] I was working on a worship evaluation and thought that I'd share words and recommendations about a church's welcome. If you're going to be open and
In difficult times, churches have a tendency to clap shut their shutters, hide their money under mattresses, and delay anything that might be innovative and new - especially if it costs more than
I wrote this entry the other day and I think I posted it ... but in the great server switchover, it appears to have been misplaced. So, just in case, here it is
Maybe it's the circles I'm hanging with lately, but suddenly there's a jump in the interest on house church. Bill Easum's article in On Track (the 21st Century Strategies monthly E-zine) reviewed Frank