Encouraging Signs for the Post-Pandemic Church
A glimpse of people’s church experience during COVID and their intentions for church participation post-COVID
A glimpse of people’s church experience during COVID and their intentions for church participation post-COVID
At a time of great national loss the church has an opportunity—and a responsibility.
Close to 1 in 6 pastors (16%) admit they have not addressed racial reconciliation from the pulpit in the past two years.
Almost half of U.S. Protestant pastors (48%) say the current economy is negatively impacting their church, including 5% who say the impact is very negative.
In the kingdom of God, you are an essential worker with a vital role.
The vast majority of U.S. Protestant churches say they are holding in-person services, but churchgoers have yet to attend in the numbers they did before the coronavirus pandemic struck, indicating a significant gap in church attendance post pandemic.
The Challenges and Benefits of Bivocational Ministry
More than a few of us fall into traps of incivility that do not represent Jesus Christ well, but this article helps in avoiding disagreement traps.
3 Disagreement Traps to Avoid: Learn about the common traps of incivility that can harm public discourse and personal witness.