Is There Hope for a Dying Church?
This article explores how hope for a dying church can guide revitalization as we examine the growing number of moribund churches in America.
This article explores how hope for a dying church can guide revitalization as we examine the growing number of moribund churches in America.
You must hear what God has done in that church in that small town.
When churches lack resources, it's easy to feel discouraged, but God's provision in lack can bring revitalization.
Should some churches seeking revitalization think about replanting instead?
A church revitalizer enters the church community understanding that they are called not to deconstruct the local church but to reconstruct the hopes and dreams of those members still sitting in the pew, offering a fresh perspective for church revitalization.
Examine the poor decisions that contribute to the decline and demise of churches.
Pastor Gary Moritz and his wife Jana say they fell into church revitalization by default. City United Church in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, thrived in its heyday with a daycare, a Christian school, a radio station and a 1,000-seat auditorium. However, when Gary and Jana were called to serve there in 2012, the church was in bankruptcy, and fewer than 70 congregants remained, marking a significant challenge for their church revitalization efforts.
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