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Make Your Kids Ministry Safer

Keeping kids safe at church requires addressing potential blind spots and implementing effective safety measures.

Leadership

August 17, 2021

Your Purpose Is Not Hiding From You

"Find your purpose". For so many, it is misunderstood as an unnecessary pressure to perform, to “do big things” or “start something.” It gets tied to identity and worth in a way that I am on a mission to metaphorically break apart.

Here's What to Know About Going Digital at Your Church

Today's abundance of church digital solutions can make going digital a tumultuous feat, all-hands-on-deck, never-ending nightmare for churches that are more privy to the just-show-up-and-sing church of yesteryear. Okay, maybe not that bad. Adding digital features to your church ensemble helps your church reach people as they are, where they are (on their phones, in their laptops – online!) Here are six things to keep in mind as your church considers adding digital solutions to the assembly.

A Guide to Creating a Killer Church Website

"Last week we posted about the best free websites for churches in 2021. Now we dive deeper to see how user experience (UX), clear copywriting, and regular site management will help you to create a killer church website."

Does Your Church Have Clear Messaging?

Having a clear message is important to properly communicate your church's vision and mission. Especially in an increasingly online world, there are a few helpful steps that can be taken to ensure you get your message across to both church members and potential visitors.

5 Core Challenges for Church Admin and How to Solve Them

Making sense of the otherwise chaotic church administration universe is all but impossible, especially when you approach it preparedly and with the right set of tools. We've identified five core challenges church admin will face and five strategies for turning that chaos into order.

To Go Back or Stay Virtual: Scriptural Insights for Both

The past many months have introduced a barrage of new ideas and theological conversations in the Christian world. One topic: virtual church or in-person? This post addresses both (with scripture) to simply begin the conversation. How has your church approached this topic?

8 Ways to Run a Successful Midweek Church Event

Life gets busy for your church members, so carefully communicating your vision and reason for mid-week services is important. Some people may be tired from a long day at work, but most people desire connection throughout the week. With proper planning and execution, a mid-week service can become your church’s most exciting event.

8 Ways to Reach Gen Z With Technology

Now more than ever, technology runs the world. Gen Z is the first generation in history who can't remember a time without touch screens. Here are 8 effective ways for reaching Generation Z with technology.

How to Build (and Manage) a Community of Volunteers

Your church volunteers most likely have regular day jobs and plenty of personal responsibilities and obligations. Volunteering for your church shouldn’t feel like an extra “To Do” list item to check off. It should be a rewarding, fulfilling experience that brings people closer to Jesus and closer to others.

The Top 10 Problems in Church Management & How to Solve Them

Better church management → more effective ministry. Managing a church well is no small feat. However, church management can be done well–regardless of your church’s size, location, or financial profile.

6 Tips to Form a Virtual Bible Study That Works

Starting a virtual Bible study or considering it? Whether it's your first time or you're a virtual veteran, we have tips to make this your most successful group yet!

8 Ways to Build a Multigenerational Church Community with Technology

Only a multigenerational church can reflect the beauty of God’s character, by building a community where different generations can encourage one another, share life, build Christlike character, and advance the Kingdom of God–together.

Written by

Kelsey Yarnell