Family approach fosters shared learning
Parents and kids are hearing the same teaching at the same time.
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Post-2008 giving realities
People want to know more about where their charitable contribution is going.
Read More >Software to the rescue
Three churches find easy-to-use Web-based solutions to their room scheduling, facility management and online ticketing challenges.
Read More >How to deal with ex-offenders
Develop a policy in the context of discipleship and full reconciliation.
Read More >From large to larger
In the United States, there are 1,800 megachurches – those averaging 2,000 or more in weekly worship attendance – according to church lists compiled by Leadership Network.
Read More >Outreach thru relationships
Roy Gruber serves a multisite (three campuses) congregation of 1,800 people.
Read More >Quick to listen, slow to hire
Church people often are quick to admit that they’re not perfect.
Read More >Chain’s loss, church’s gain?
Why a retail center could be a good investment for your congregation.
Read More >Tracking tool helps churches spot issues before they become problems
When the leadership at the General Council on Finance and Administration (GCFA) of the United Methodist Church encountered problems gathering data from its churches, they turned to TrendSend for help. TrendSend is an email and web-based system that gathers key data on organizational performance, generates trend reports and provides a platform for sharing information. With […]
Read More >Does megachurch ‘high’ explain their success?
By Chris Lisee (RNS) Maybe religion really is the opiate of the masses – just not the way Karl Marx imagined. A University of Washington study posits that worship services at megachurches can trigger feelings of transcendence and changes in brain chemistry – a spiritual “high” that keeps congregants coming back for more. “We see […]
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