Facebook has become a critical element in the cultural landscape. Your church should have a Facebook presence (and probably already does), but you’re not going to reach people by just having a churc.

It’s incredible how much charitable giving happens at the end of the year. In a 2014 Network for Good study, they discovered that 21 percent of all charitable giving occurred in December—and 12 pe.

If your church is located in an area with extreme weather patterns, you probably already have a clear inclement weather policy—even if things need to get pretty intense for you to make any drastic c.

The Christmas season can be a source of anxiety for a lot of churches—especially if their previous year was a success. You want to do something new, different, and exciting, but mostly, you want to .

Christmas is a special time of year for churches. It’s one of the three seasons (along with Easter and Mother’s Day) most likely to bring in visitors, but it also invokes seasonal emotions that ma.

If you’re a pastor, you know what it’s like to blink and realize it’s Christmas season again. Suddenly, it’s upon you, and you have to turn your attention to that critical month—the time of .