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Leatherwood Church: The Pull

Stephen Clark -
The church held their first Tractor Sunday, a gathering where people drove their tractors to the church to show them off, much like a car show, and everybody brought a sack lunch.
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How Technology Can Help Candidate Screening

William Vanderbloemen -
Running a credit check is a sound practice that can provide information you won’t get on a résumé.
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Keep Young Adults Engaged

Janna Firestone -
Personal invitations make a big difference to Gen Z, even more so than the rest of your church’s congregation.
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Mobilize Your Young People to Lead

Greg Stier -
Now is the time to mobilize your congregation and your youth group to advance the gospel. Now is the time to energize your people to share the cure for racism, division, confusion, and delusion.
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Offering a New Beginning

H.L. Hussmann -
Cokesbury has offered resources such as showers, haircuts, computer use and a supply closet with fresh blankets, clothing and hygiene items.
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Helping Seniors Thrive Spiritually After Graduation

Greg Stier -
We must prepare our teenagers by speaking forthrightly about the temptations that await them after high school. We must help them be on their guard and learn how to be fully “armored up” with the spiritual protection that Jesus provides every believer (Ephesians 6:11).
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Digital Inspiration—New AI Tools

Yvon Prehn -
Real life results can vary greatly, and church leaders are encouraged to exercise discernment and caution when utilizing AI applications.
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Technology and Its Place in Your Facility

Alaina Butler -
Ministry technology can be the biggest help or hindrance to your church and its mission.
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Presenting Like a Pro

Steve Dirks -
As churches change and grow, they need to have the ability to shift and adapt their worship environments to be formatted differently. Maybe they go from one screen in the room to one screen and a stage display for the band.
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7 Tips for Building a Great Website on a Shoestring

Duke Taber -
One of the biggest mistakes small churches make when building a website is trying to do too much. A cluttered website can be confusing for visitors. To avoid this, it’s important to keep your website design streamlined.
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Getting in the Game: Pickleball

Christy Heitger-Ewing -
People at the church gather for games and, midway through, have a three-minute devotion. When they aren’t playing, they sit and talk. The church uses pickleball both for in-house reach and outreach as members invite friends and neighbors to come play.
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