Church Communication Keep it Clear and Simple
As you strive to introduce people to your church and the ministry opportunities it offers, you are introducing them to an opportunity to encounter God himself through clear church communication.
As you strive to introduce people to your church and the ministry opportunities it offers, you are introducing them to an opportunity to encounter God himself through clear church communication.
Simply knowing what youre up against and paying attention to these multigenerational dynamics, especially through a church history genogram, can give you a head start in dealing with the patterns.
Does your church publish attendance for all members to see? This question might cause a level of concern regarding smaller church gatherings. We know that fewer churches publish attendance records than at any point in the past few decades.
Instead of making texting the enemy, here are ways to leverage it to reach people.
When your church has a barrier to break through, its not just one gifted leader that makes it happen. Its the strength found in the culture of a team and how they work together that allows the breakthrough.
Perhaps youve seen this before or maybe youve been guilty of providing shallow leadership. For seasons, at least, I am not too proud to admit I certainly have. Identifying shallow leadership is key, and these times are easy to spot by the teams we lead.
Pastoral compensation is important. While it isnt always a make-or-break factor in a healthy relationship between a pastor and his churchs governing boards, discussing pastor compensation is nevertheless an important one.
Our inherent personality traits, emotional makeup, and “nature”are so strong, that as the parable states – even when it hurts us, we still can’t help it.
The church is not designed to be a shield protecting the Christian bubble of safety. Rather, the church is a vehicle engineered by God to send people into the darkest corners of the neighborhood, focusing on helping children in need.
Best practices for training up the next generation of church leaders