In the church labeling business, contemporary doesn’t mean a lot
Some of the biggest misconceptions in the American church today come as the result of the labeling of individual churches. Churches have always been labeled.
Read More >Some of the biggest misconceptions in the American church today come as the result of the labeling of individual churches. Churches have always been labeled.
Read More >According to the United States Department of Labor the average time spent watching television each day by individuals is two and a half hours; yet, the amount of time devoted to religious activities is only seven minutes per day.
Read More >A Las Vegas church is redesigned to reflect the environment and welcome its community.
Read More >By law board members are supposed to put the best interest of the church above all personal considerations — but how is that even possible?
Read More >In recent years, the environmental stewardship of churches has become an important topic, as it should be.
Read More >Jack Taylor knows how to write a message for a roadside billboard.
Read More >Will Mancini in his new book, Church Unique: How Missional Leaders Cast Vision, Capture Culture, and Create Movement (JosseyBass/Leadership Network, 2008) says visioning sometimes can be scary.
Read More >Martha Grace Reese doesn’t mince words when it comes to the E-word — evangelism. Her study of American evangelism within seven mainline churches, and the subsequent books, leaves her with strong convictions:
Read More >“Overseas missions are often used as a reason to give to the church. However, most churches and denominations have patterns in place that keep missions a small percent of actual total spending,” says Sylvia Ronsvalle.
Read More >On the Sunday morning of December 9 last year a man walked into an office of Youth With a Mission in Arvada, CO and opened fire, killing two staff members and wounding two others.
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