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1. Reopening: How Church Leaders Must Prepare for What's Next: Reopening churches should not be political, but it should be safe. After the president's announcement on May 22, many churches are in the process of reopening. Vanderbloemen's webinar with six church pasto ...; Created on 28 May 2020
2. Do Churches Really Need 501(c)(3) Status? ...: ... is prominent. If you google, "Do churches need to apply for 501(c)(3) status?" around 78 million results are generated. Information is easy to come by, but finding the right information is more challengin ...; Created on 27 May 2020
3. Nationwide Reading Program Helps Keep Kids Connected to God: An afterschool ministry that empowers local churches to wade outside of their four walls to teach Bible principles to public elementary students in their schools is launching a refreshing summer reading ...; Created on 27 May 2020
4. What to Do When Your Vision Burns Out: Not every church leader will face a vision-crushing blow. But they exist. They hurt like a heavy-weight sucker punch. You didn't see it coming, and it was hard like an Acme anvil. Church leaders (especially ...; Created on 22 May 2020
5. How to Connect New Online Attendees to Your Small Groups: ... into our church and small groups?" While churches might not be able to meet yet, now is the time to plan and start reaching out to this new audience in hopes of connecting them to your church community ...; Created on 21 May 2020
6. How Your Church Can Be a Missional Force for the Kingdom: Note: This is the second of a four-part series. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the opportunity caused by this pandemic to be more missional in our churches and lives. What exactly does that mean? ...; Created on 20 May 2020
7. 5 Common Derailments When Trying to Revitalize Your Church: ... on has helped thousands of leaders and organizations get better. He served as CEO of Leadership Network and as a pastor. He has revitalized two churches and planted two churches and has a long history in bu ...; Created on 19 May 2020
8. Will People Come Back to Church After COVID-19 Is Over?: ... re and more people are sent home to work remotely (which I think will be a good thing). And that's why thinking ahead and asking questions about how this challenge will impact churches for the long ter ...; Created on 15 May 2020
9. 8 Characteristics of Leaders Who Rebuild Well: In the coming months and years, the world will be in rebuilding mode. We'll be rebuilding churches, communities and economies. Most importantly, we'll be rebuilding lives. Leadership is critical to a ...; Created on 14 May 2020
10. How to Reopen Your Church Safely When the All-Clear Sounds: When the government announces that groups of 200 can gather, 85% of churches in America will be able to gather again. But what should that look like? How do you reopen safely? How can we start preparing ...; Created on 14 May 2020
11. 6 Problems Small Groups Can Encounter: ... ld surprise us that churches allow poor teachers and facilitators to lead a group. Frankly, this problem is almost inexcusable. Correction: Enlist teachers based on faithfulness, willingness and giftedne ...; Created on 13 May 2020
12. How Will Your Church Serve Communion After COVID-19?: ... read Scripture regarding the Supper. It was different, but it was meaningful. To be clear, I know different churches handle this ordinance differently. Some call it by another name, such as Communion ...; Created on 12 May 2020
13. Megachurch Pastor Calls for Churches Nationwide to Reopen ...: Megachurch Pastor Brian Gibson announced Monday that he is opening the doors of his four churches on Sunday, May 17, and is inviting other churches across the nation to join him as part of "Peaceably Gather ...; Created on 11 May 2020
14. How a Pandemic Has Forced the Church to Think Missionally: ... f our existence in our communities. This includes corporate worship, but as I argue here, the bigger issue is how churches will serve and share with our communities. Missional means being a sent peopl ...; Created on 01 May 2020
15. Study: Few Protestant Churches Met for Services in Person in April ...: As federal, state and local governments weighed relaxing stay-at-home guidelines, most churches continued to avoid gathering physically throughout April. Nine in 10 Protestant pastors say their congregations ...; Created on 01 May 2020
16. 5 Trends of Church Closures Since COVID-19 Began: ... I use the phrase "as possible" because precise data is impossible to obtain. We simply don't have detailed information on how many churches close in North America each year. The estimates range from 5, ...; Created on 29 April 2020
17. 4 Problems That Will Stall Churches' Recovery After COVID-19 ...: Reopening our country will not be easy. And neither will be the reopening of churches across Texas. Most organizations are facing significant challenges brought on by the virus. Business owners feel overwhelmed ...; Created on 27 April 2020
18. Why You Shouldn't Give Up on Your Church: ... Maybe you're hurt. Don't give up. Your church is worth the effort. Some churches reek of selfishness, but even the unpleasant bodies need someone to help clean out the noxiousness. If you don't mind ...; Created on 24 April 2020
19. Pastor: We Need to Divorce the Spirit of Division in the Church: Even as He foretold His death, Jesus emphasized His desire for His followers to remain united (see John 17). So it's not surprising that the enemy works overtime against unity in the church. Joshua Reyes ...; Created on 23 April 2020
20. Church Giving Down More Due to COVID-19 Than During Recession, Survey Shows: Sixty-five percent of churches have seen a decline in giving since mid-March as congregations have halted in-person services due to the coronavirus, according to a new survey. The "State of the Plate" surve ...; Created on 22 April 2020

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