3 Steps to Reach Your Community If your local church struggles to reach the community, let me encourage you to pause, pray, and participate where God is leading. By joining with the community, the church can reconnect with lost people and help the people inside the church to see and
3 Summer Program Ideas to Engage Your Community Summer is on the horizon, and that means routines often get tossed out the window. Keeping the community engaged in faith can feel like wrangling cats. Worry not! Summer is not only a time to do creative fundraising, it’s also an opportunity
Subscribe Now Connecting, Growing, and Experiencing Biblical Community in Small Groups In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother is joined by guest Cameron Russell to discuss the importance of finding genuine community within a church. Cameron emphasizes the need to explore different groups and engage with diverse
5 Strategies for Reaching the Hispanic Community When we reach out to our neighbors, including our Hispanic community, we invite the Holy Spirit to do His work in our churches. It’s Time for a New “Finest Hour” The title was meant to shock: “Britain Is No Longer a Christian Country,
Do You Know These 5 Things About Your Church’s Community?Pastors and church leaders often miss the basic demographics of their communities. Why? 5 Practical Ideas to Help Your Church Recognize God Cares About Their Everyday LivesThe devil tempts us to believe lies about who God is. Here are five ideas
From the desperation and darkness of a prison cell, Paul cast a laser beam of light that has shone for 20 centuries. “Make my joy complete,” the ebullient apostle encouraged the Philippians. “Be of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind” (Philippians
Editor’s note: Scott Seeke is pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Livonia, Mich., where Dennis Walker is a member. The congregation has supported the Micah 6 Community with volunteers and donations since 2019. Dylan Pyeatt and Coleman Yoakum stood with their real estate agent on the front porch of a duplex at 32 Newberry St.