Blog - Page 273 of 303 - Church Executive


Churches lose strength when women are excluded in leadership

Church staffs are typically dominated by men, aside from clerical staff, and author Shaunti Feldhahn, writing in The Male Factor (Multnomah, 2009), says that the church is cheated in the depth of its leadership because women are, for the most part, excluded. “The most important problem involves the impact on the mission of the church. Without at all intending it and with the best of intentions, many churches by lacking female perspective in leadership may be limiting the effectiveness or reach of the work God intends for them to do,” she says. Her book is based on extensive research and she brings years of corporate human development work to this book, and related previous ones.

Read More >

Energy conservation: Good for the soul and the budget

How energy efficiency practices and programs are generating revenue for churches.

Read More >

Invest in your church’s security to prevent theft in the building

Once considered sacred even to criminals, churches are now prime targets for theft. In fact, it’s precisely the trusting nature of church organizations that can make them so vulnerable to crime.

Read More >

CRYSTAL HUBRIS

Two years ago, July 9, a hastily called meeting of board members of the Crystal Cathedral Ministries was held, and while Senior Pastor Robert Anthony Schuller was a bit mystified, he wasn’t alarmed. At the end of that meeting, where his siblings and father had majority votes, he would no longer be speaking from the pulpit. He had been effectively fired.

Read More >

Church Executive, July 2010, Volume 9, Issue 7

Among the highlights of the July issue is an interview with Mike Reed, executive pastor, Northwood Church, Keller, TX. Also included is an interview with Tullian Tchividijian, grandson of Billy Graham, about his time at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Read More >

Banks are lending: Why now is 
a good time to secure financing

The media is full of stories about how tight credit has been for the last year or so, and how banks are just not lending.

Read More >

Crosses Across America

“If we take up the cross handsomely, we shall find it just such a burden as

Read More >

Rick White on Church Plants


Jack Schaap on Membership


Leading by listening

One of the lost arts in leadership is the simple art of listening. It has been said that we have two ears but only one mouth so we can hear twice as much as we say. Unfortunately, I was one of those individuals that had this insatiable need to fill in the silence in many meeting with my own words and my own thoughts.

Read More >

HTML Snippets Powered By : XYZScripts.com