Katie McCoy discusses church’s stance on gender and identity, citing cultural shifts: ‘Here’s the world that we’re living in; now, what do we do with it?’
I’ve been telling pastors that while outreaches like missions, education and children’s ministry are all important, during the pandemic it was the communication and media
No church is exempt from conflict, said Brian Croft in an online forum for pastors. But, said the founder and executive director of Practical Shepherding,
Engaging students at your church is critical to retaining them throughout their school years and into young adult life. But there is a difference between
The timing, according to Randal Lyle, “could not have been better.” “I think I was like a lot of people,” said Lyle, longtime pastor of
Maner Tyson, a country boy from rural North Carolina who could not speak or pray in front of others, remembers himself as the “least likely
The past several summers have been quiet at Tusculum Hills Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. This year has been different, as more than 60 kids
“If you cannot serve all congregations, you give up your right to serve any congregation.” This was a wise word of advice from my best
The goal of the Discipleship Collective is not small. “The big picture,” said David Adams, director of discipleship for the Baptist General Convention of Texas,
Taking his church’s youth on a camp/mission experience is something that Kentucky pastor Bryan Grigg never gets tired of. That sentiment grew even stronger this
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