For the week of November 07, 2005 Communication “Hub” By: Tom Bandy Traditional church buildings were designed for curriculums rather than conversations. In other words, ecclesiastical architects assumed worshippers would go immediately to

For the week of October 31, 2005 Take Newcomers Down a Different Pathway By: Paul Nickerson One effective way of changing the core discipleship pattern in a congregation is to begin with those

For the week of October 17, 2005 Overcoming Control - Help Your Leaders Lead By: Paul Nickerson While recently working with a congregation experiencing stress in transition, I was reminded again of an

For the week of October 10, 2005 Get People Involved in a New Church Start By: Paul Nickerson The old image of a new church start was a “parachute”. A new church start

For the week of October 03, 2005   Interviewing Key Community Leaders By: Paul Nickerson As congregations begin to discern a ‘calling” to reach out to new and different groups in the community,

For the week of September 26, 2005 Some People Never Change By: Bill Easum The Time- The 16th Century The Place- A monastery in Europe The Setting - Two monks discussing the Gutenberg