A mission statement defines the purpose of an individual, group, business, or institution. Ostensibly, a mission statement defines the “end result” of the organization’s activities. “Shareholder profitability” may sound self-serving, but that is
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Getting people in your church's door for the first time isn’t easy these days, but getting them to return a second and third time is even more difficult. However, you can do a
In most churches, Easter is their High Attendance Sunday – and, in spite of the March Madness games that will be played that weekend, there will still be plenty of Christian Alumnus showing
Easter Sunday rolls around with a kind of predictability that's both comforting and challenging for pastors across the board. Let's check out the scene: the church is brimming more than usual, the air
To be a successful pastor or church leader, you have to be able to understand the needs of your community and personally connect with your congregation. You do this by communicating frequently and
Imagine this: It's early Monday morning, and you're already feeling the weight of the week ahead. Your calendar is a jigsaw puzzle of meetings, administrative tasks, and pastoral duties. Somewhere between the budget
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