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Small Churches Connect to Rescue Sex Slaves
If you live in or near Orange County, California there’s a very special event happening this Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 7pm–9pm that you need to attend if at all possible. It’s called Sweet Rescue. It’s a collaboration between several Small Churches in the area, led by a great Small Church called Convergence OC. We’ll
Small Churches Connect to Rescue Sex Slaves
If you live in or near Orange County, California there’s a very special event happening this Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 7pm–9pm that you need to attend if at all possible. It’s called Sweet Rescue. It’s a collaboration between several Small Churches in the area, led by a great Small Church called Convergence OC. We’ll
3 Starter Principles for Becoming an Innovative Small Church
Innovative? Small Church? Do those words belong in the same sentence? Can innovation happen in a Small Church? Is it even possible in an older Small Church? Turning a tired, dying congregation into a fresh, innovative church is one of the greatest challenges a pastor can tackle – even if the congregation is in full agreement.
How to Shoot Dynamic Ministry Videos Fast and (Almost) Free
We live in a visual world. We always have of course, but the difference now is that a lot of the visuals happen online. Your church can’t afford not to be there. Whether you have a website or a Facebook page (hopefully both), you need dynamic, original, videos if you hope to stand out. But
The Over-Enthusiastic Volunteer Syndrome
One of the best characteristics of many Small Churches is that everyone wants to pitch in. One of the worst characteristics of many Small Churches is that everyone wants to pitch in. Sometimes that volunteer spirit has great results. Sometimes…not so much. The split-screen photograph in this post is an especially hilarious example of the
Could You Be OK Giving Your Success Away?
We want numbers to verify our successes. There are two huge problems with that sentence – and they’re found in the words “numbers” and “our”. First, not all successes have numbers to verify them. Second, the successes of the church are not our successes. We need to start getting comfortable, in the first instance, with