On the surface the numbers can look bleak – the culture we live in in America is slipping further and further away from God. A recent Gallup survey found that only 81% of Americans believe in God, the lowest percent ever! So how should the Church react and what steps are effective when fewer people in our community express a belief in God?
This is the time of year that calendars fill up and it’s easy to drop one of the many balls that we are all juggling. So this is just a short reminder that when it comes to preparing and inviting people to your church this Christmas, your timeline is critical. You can increase engagement, see more visitors and make a bigger impact if you follow this strategy:
With Christmas on the horizon, you have probably already started planning for the Advent season. You may have your sermons, music and special events planned
Fall is just around the corner and if you’re like most churches, you are probably planning lots of activities for this busy season: Back to Church, harvest festivals, trunk or treat and more. But besides planning the event, have you prepared your people and building? Follow these 5 tips today….
Your Biggest Easter Yet: Why Reaching Out Is Essential This week marks a turning point in ministry. Many community members have grown distant over time.
Looking for a great way to draw attention to your church or meeting location? As we get closer to Easter, we are all looking for ways to grab attention and make sure our neighbors really SEE our churches. What if there was an easy, inexpensive and effective way to do that AND clearly share your Easter plans to every passing person and vehicle…there is, it’s outdoor banners and signs!
How to Successfully Reach More People Using Multiple-Touch Marketing As church leaders we have always been challenged with the task of reaching more people with
Easter is here and you might be wondering: How can I make this Easter season a powerful one? There are 4 steps that all church pastors should take to prepare for an impactful and inspiring Easter season.
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