You have volunteers, but somehow they never seem to accomplish much. Before you place the blame on them, consider how you equip volunteers before they start a project. It’s a …
Top 7 Goals For Your Church Website
You finally have a great church website, but now what? The next step is to decide what you want to accomplish with it. Setting goals for your church website helps …
How Much Should I Spend On Facebook Advertising?
Marketing your church isn’t quite as easy as traditional word of mouth anymore, but you still have to drive growth somehow. Modern word of mouth involves getting your church noticed …
Could A Location Independent Strategy Work For Your Church?
One of the main goals of most churches is to reach more people. After all, a church can’t be effective without people. An emerging trend is the location independent strategy, …
6 Marketing Mistakes That Give People The Wrong Impression Of Your Church
You want people to like your church, but simple marketing mistakes could actually give them the wrong impression. Instead of seeming like a warm, friendly church, it might come off …
Why People Often Hate Growing Churches
Churches usually have two main goals – sharing faith with the community and continuing to grow the church. The two go hand in hand. As a church grows, you reach …
Why Church Leaders Should Embrace Their Flaws
There has yet to be a church that exists with perfect members or church leaders. It’s not humanly possible. However, far too many church leaders feel that they have to …
The Rise Of Online Prayer And How It Helps Your Church
Traditionally, group prayer happened either in person or through a prayer chain over the phone. However, online prayer is now on the rise. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that …
7 Ways To Get Past The Small Church Mentality
It’s not uncommon for small and even medium-sized churches to fall into a common trap – the small church mentality. There’s nothing wrong with being a small church. However, this …
How Setting Practical Goals Helps Your Church Grow
Odds are, you have at least some goals set for your church. They may be as vague as boosting membership or as lofty as getting 1,000 new followers on Facebook …
