Every person who walks through your doors is on a journey, both in their relationship with God and their relationship with your church. Wherever they’re at spiritually, you want to help them grow in.

15 years ago, technology in the church was limited to a landline at the reception desk and a soundboard with a few missing switches. Today, like every other area of life, technology is more integral t.

Christmas is one of the three holidays that bring the most non-Christians to your church. Your congregation feels more comfortable inviting their unchurched friends and family because it’s a major s.

It’s no secret that Christmas can be a chaotic time for churches. It’s one of the most highly-attended seasons of the year—and you can expect a lot more unchurched people than usual. Christmas s.

Thanksgiving and Christmas are great opportunities for your church to engage with the wider neighborhood. People are more open to a conversation about Christianity and are more welcoming of invitation.

In the final quarter of the year, your church has to be firing on all cylinders. You depend on the increased giving from #GivingTuesday and the holidays. You need more volunteers to support seasonal p.