It was on Good Friday of 2020 that I penned the following words into my journal: Right now, all things are being made new. And
Used with permission from Outreach magazine. hile many look forward to a fresh start, challenges will continue ahead. Churches will be among the organizations to
We have high hopes even in the midst of a new reality, because God is doing something new through his church. Make sure your church
Masks. Caution tape. Locked doors. 25% capacity. Plastic barriers. Covid has changed life and made it difficult to see—not just our family and friends and
We’ve all been in uncharted waters for the past six months. Uncharted waters include: Unfamiliar territory Little to no experience navigating those waters Cannot foresee
A recent Barna study showed that 1 in 3 practicing Christians has stopped attending church completely during the Pandemic. And you may or may not
Used by permission from Outreach magazine. Our church was not the first in our county (and definitely not in the country) to start holding worship
Going to church these days probably looks a little different than it did before the pandemic. Instead of being discouraged by these changes, it is
Harvest Festivals, Trunk or Treat,= and pretty much any other big gathering events all have something in common, and no, it’s not just fall sandwich
Here’s why we’re loving our outdoor church service and what we’re doing to make it work. We held our first coronavirus-inspired parking lot church service
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