Lead during conflict
Every position of leadership has its nuances. We pastors are no different.
Read More >Every position of leadership has its nuances. We pastors are no different.
Read More >Have you ever wondered where you are going to get all of the volunteers you need in your ministry?
Read More >When was the last time you’ve shown appreciation for your employees or your co-worker?
Read More >This issue includes an interview with Ken Whitten, Senior Pastor of Idlewild Baptist Church, Lutz, FL. Also included are features on Bible literacy and a resolutions for leaders checklist from Sam. S. Rainer III.
Read More >Should you change audit firms? If so, when? Neither not-for-profit nor public companies are required to change firms at set intervals.
Read More >How technology and communications are changing church fundraising.
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There’s a renewed focus on the Bible in churches these days, as biblical literacy is making a comeback in congregations and publishing houses in the U.S. “What’s really encouraging to me is that deep Bible engagement within the congregation is eminently doable,” says Paul Caminiti, vice president of church and Bible engagement for the publishing firm Biblica. “But people today realize that we’re in trouble and that we’ve not given the Bible its due,” says Caminiti, himself an expert in this area. “There really is a Bible engagement vacuum in the church. I’ve watched lives transformed when pastors treat Bible engagement like a varsity sport. I’ve watched congregations transformed when instead of little camp fires, a big Bible engagement bonfire is built in the middle of the church.
Read More >“Every generation needs to go back to the source and put the Bible in the English idiom for themselves.”
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