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
Religious Change in America: They Buried the Lead The North American mission feld has changed. We still learning how much. The 3 Phases of Church-Planting Churches It seems for the last four decades or so, church communities have been talking about planting other churches. But much of that time was
3 Signs of Biblical Revival Is the Holy Spirit moving? Here’s how you can tell. 3 Ways To Make the Local Church Feel More Like a Family …here are three simple things your local church can do to feel more like a loving family and less like a stuffy institution.
What does it mean to claim the US is a Christian nation, and what does the Constitution say? Many Americans believe the United States was founded as a Christian nation, and the idea is energizing some conservative and Republican activists. But the concept means different things to different people, and
VOICES: Faith and brokenness in the military — Meeting at the intersection This Veterans Day, we owe it to our armed service members to ask why it is that the number of those dead from suicide more than quadruples the number of those killed in the line of duty. And
Congregation to leave ACNA, seeks new affiliation with Episcopal Diocese of Texas It is too early to say whether the departure of this church from the ACNA and its migration to TEC is the beginning of a disaffiliation trend in the ACNA. Also see: Austin ACNA parish joins the Episcopal
What Is Happening at Asbury University Wasn’t Planned—Is This the Start of Widespread Revival?What has been dubbed the “Asbury Revival’ has not only caught the attetion of American Christians but also Christians outside of the United States. University of the Cumberlands seeing ‘evidence of the Lord’s work’ at student-led worship
How to Foster a Culture of Evangelism Both established churches and brand-new faith communities face the challenge of creating a culture of evangelism. So how will you commit to cultivating an evangelism culture? Why Falling Religious Attendance Could Be Increasing Deaths of DespairIn America, attendance at religious services is falling