Turning a church around is a messy and lonely responsibility. I know because I did it three times and each time the early years were depressing enough to damped even the strongest spirit.
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Turning a church around is a messy and lonely responsibility. I know because I did it three times and each time the early years were depressing enough to damped even the strongest spirit.
For the life of me I don't understand why anyone would try to revitalize a church. But I did and I’m glad I did. Still, when I consider that the vast majority of
I love pastors. I was one for thirty years. But my heart goes out to them because most of them are wasting their lives. Let me tell you why. Statistics show that some 85%
I will never forget that day. It was my first Sunday at a church that only five years earlier ran 249 in worship. But as I stood to teach I was greeted by
One of the best things about getting older is the lessons learned along the way. Let me share the biggest lesson I learned. It's so simple but it's what makes life exciting and
From Bill Easum It has been my experience that three out of four pastors who try to turn a church around lose their job. OnLine Conversations "frustrated""negative growth area""discouraged""nothing to offer""seven years of