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Rock Church collects 28 pounds of food for food bank

In San Diego County today, there are children straining to concentrate in school, struggling to ignore the aching in their bellies. Many adults are sacrificing meals to minimize the impact on their kids. There are seniors on fixed incomes, forced to choose between prescription drugs and groceries. Members of the Rock Church are taking action […]

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Robust AV system pleasantly fits church’s spirited music and spoken word

Blessed with the burden of a burgeoning congregation that was filling its small sanctuary beyond capacity, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Lawrenceville, GA, raised funds to build a new, 500-seat sanctuary adjacent to its old one. The roots of PHBC reach back 135 years, and the latest expansion represents a significant milestone in that long […]

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Can churches grow in the summer?

Of course they can. In fact, churches should grow in the summer. However, they rarely do for one simple reason: their leaders let down too much.

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How Christian subculture can be a stumbling block

Culture is an interesting phenomenon.

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Christian Hollywood

More churches and ministries are producing quality faith-based films

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Church Executive, June 2012, Volume 11, Issue 6

This issue includes an interview with Todd Clark, senior pastor of Discovery Church, Simi Valley, CA. Also included are features on church merger, measuring growth, keeping your youth pastor, and a special section on faith and film.

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Structuring an intern program

Many churches, ministries and charities are increasingly using volunteers

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Churches embrace filmmaking to reach people

Strong mainstream acceptance of faith-based movies creating an entirely new industry, says a film insider.

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Memphis church film engages community

Calvary Church, a congregation of 500, tells a story of forgiveness.

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How to keep your youth pastor

Conventional wisdom says that the average youth pastor stays only 18 months.

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