Over the next few days, I will be blogging on the essentials to breaking the following worship barriers – 200, 500, 1000, and 1500 people in worship. Today I will begin by listing the essentials for breaking 200.
Breaking the 200 in Worship Barrier.
- A full-time worship leader who functions also as a pastor to those in the music ministry.
- A parking space for every two people on the property at the peak hour during the peak part of the year.
- Nothing is cut back in the summer.
- The pastor personally contacts every new guest within 24 hours.
- The pastor spends 70-80% of their time bringing new people to Christ and/or the church.
- The focus is more on fulfilling the Great Commission than growing the church.
- The board is small enough to make major decisions in rapid fashion.
- Complainers are shown the door rather than being tolerated.
- The pastor can visualize what needs to be done and not done if the church were twice its size.
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Question: Which of these essentials to breaking the 200 in worship barrier do you think are the most important? Share your thoughts in the Comments section below.
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