Reasons why your church doesn’t need a printed bulletin
Many churches have stopped handing out printed bulletins. During the pandemic, churches couldn’t distribute printed bulletins because attendance moved online.
Growing quilting ministry helps women, children in need
“Pat’s Saturday Sew Day” is the Grover Park Baptist Church quilt ministry in Warrensburg, Missouri, and in less than two years, it has given away 277 quilts and counting.
‘We’re all human’: Women’s event spotlights mental health, the need to get help
It is OK to not be OK. That is the message Julie Busler said she hoped women took away from
Ramadan: 5 things Christians should know
Imagine fasting for 28 days. No food or drink during daylight hours. It’s about more than testing your will power.
Are New Year’s resolutions helpful?
Should Christians make New Year’s resolutions? Pastor Adam Dooley takes a closer look at this annual tradition.
Churches, don’t miss the ministry of first impressions
I visit a lot of churches in my work. A few weeks ago, during a visit to Shepherd Church in
‘Meet a Missionary’ Zoom calls help strengthen connections with missions field
WMU plans to hold more “Meet a Missionary” Zoom calls in the future to give people a chance to meet and connect with missionaries from New Mexico.
Study: Should churches ‘count’ online attendance?
With the rise in online church services, many have different opinions on the acceptability or validity of online church attendance