Is your church ready to reach unchurched people?
July 3, 2013
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Carey Nieuwhof tells us about
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Does your congregation resemble your neighborhood?
July 1, 2013
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The mobility of our society notwithstanding, a parish church exists in part to be in relationship with people in a specific geographic area. And, as we begin to understand that the church that says “come and see” is giving way (of necessity) to the church that moves out from behind its walls and says “here we are,” cultivating relationship with your neighbors is more important than ever.
Flat Jesus: where will he go today?
June 25, 2013
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Flat Jesus project for summer. Take Jesus along with you wherever you go:
Inside Alpha: an atheist tries on the well-known evangelism program
June 24, 2013
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Tabatha Leggett didn’t believe in God when she enrolled in the well-known Alpha program at a church in East London. She describes for the New
Bumper sticker ministry
June 23, 2013
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Your church is awesome. The Episcopal Church is awesome.
Smartphones in church: permission granted
June 17, 2013
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During the first century stories of faith and God’s grace were told on mountains or shouted from rooftops. These days, the ability to do this is quite literally in the palm of our hand. How will you provide permission to share the Good News in this way?
“To announce my presence with authority”
June 17, 2013
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Last weekend was the 25th anniversary of the great baseball movie Bull Durham. I’ve been hoping for an opportunity, or perhaps an excuse, to post
10 things you can’t do and follow Jesus
June 11, 2013
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Lots of people claim to be “following Jesus” and then they do stuff like this. Sure, people who follow Jesus do these things all the time, but you can’t say you are doing them because you are trying to follow Jesus’ example.
The Christian Century reviews Speaking Faithfully
June 10, 2013
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At its heart, however, Speaking Faithfully is theological, not technical: communication is proclamation. The way the church chooses to speak to the world reflects its faith. … Churches that do not figure out how to talk to those not already part of their community give a poor showing as disciples of Christ, a master communicator who used vivid, creative strategies to teach and bless the people he encountered.
Focused on marketing
May 16, 2013
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by George Clifford During the course of my internship in a downtown Nashville parish, tasked to expand the congregation’s ministry to the needy and the
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