When Church Members Leave: How Pastors Should Respond
When people leave your church, how you respond matters. Discover practical, biblical ways pastors can lead with grace, wisdom and integrity in difficult moments.
When people leave your church, how you respond matters. Discover practical, biblical ways pastors can lead with grace, wisdom and integrity in difficult moments.
“I was not seeking God. I was not calling out to him or even thinking about God. For God to do that for me is crazy."
Mentorship program provides caring adult relationships and prayer partners for at-risk kids.
Ed Stetzer: "There are four shifts that must take place to ensure continued growth past the traditional attendance barriers."
Pete Scazzero: "Part of what makes us human is our imperfections and mistakes. Only God is perfect."
Host a kids’ consignment sale, selling gently used kids clothes to your community.
Central UMC's volunteer-led bed ministry provides handmade beds for local children in need.
Phil Cooke: "When everything breaks loose, what’s the best approach for righting the ship?"
Ed Stetzer: "Let’s pray and weep because alcohol continues to be a mocker, and let’s not feel the need to join in that mocking."
"I’ve been a broken pastor before. I am here because of men and women who wouldn’t abandon me in my brokenness."