The following is a personal story that sheds light on innovation. Way back in 1982 (I know, ancient history) a member of my church staff decided to bring a dozen Apple 2e’s into
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As a former college basketball team chaplain, I along with most of the country, was enamored with Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt, the 98-year-old nun who serves the Loyola-Chicago basketball team as their team chaplain.
Here are six steps to effectively follow up with Easter guests. *Acknowledge your guest’s presence. Be sure to take time during the service to publicly acknowledge that there are guests in the service.
As Easter weekend approaches, your church is getting ready to make a great first impression on guests who may never have stepped foot on your property. In addition to praying for your church
The mind is a funny thing; If the mind believes something to be true, the more likely it is that something will happen. Let me illustrate I play golf. And there are times
I was recently teaching a Church Leadership class at Phillips Theological Seminary and a student mentioned the need for the church to be proactive in political issues because Jesus was. I got a
