How Parkway Fellowship Church Stays Ahead of Growth
Parkway Fellowship Church in Texas has grown from a small church plant to two locations by staying ahead of growth while helping people take their next steps in following Christ.
Parkway Fellowship Church in Texas has grown from a small church plant to two locations by staying ahead of growth while helping people take their next steps in following Christ.
At Lone Oak First Baptist Church, growth isn’t driven by programs but by people. Through personal evangelism, intentional relationships and a commitment to faithfulness, this Kentucky church is reaching the unchurched and seeing lives transformed.
For more than 25 years, one church has used a simple cookie ministry to welcome first-time visitors—proving that small acts of hospitality can open doors for meaningful gospel conversations.
The church has added Champions Nursery, which serves special needs children from birth to 4 years old in a sensory-friendly environment.
This growing Mississippi church cares for those with disabilities, people in their community, and ministries around the world.
Faith Assembly offers a range of ministries aimed at every age group and stage of life so people can encounter Jesus.
Mountain Life Church purchased Christmas trees from a local nursery at cost and organized a Christmas tree lot on church grounds.
This Montana church began to visit people in their homes and deliver food and supplies monthly. Today, the ministry takes a holistic approach to serving Native American communities.
Sourcing and obtaining enough food to meet the demand proved difficult. And often, the church found itself with an abundance of donated expired food.
Senior Pastor Matt Mason says Brook Hills’ ESL program is, in its own way, reaching the world for Christ.