3 Steps to Loving Those Who May Feel Unlovable in Your Community
The Bible tells us repeatedly to love one another. Jesus himself tells us that the world will know that we are his disciples if we
The Bible tells us repeatedly to love one another. Jesus himself tells us that the world will know that we are his disciples if we
In today’s digital age, a strong online presence is no longer a luxury for churches—it is a necessity. Those who embrace the power of ministry
The power of a personal invitation cannot be overstated in the life of the church. A single word of encouragement or a heartfelt request to
As a church leader, you’re constantly thinking about ways to further God’s ministry through the Church. How do we bring more people in each Sunday?
Leadership transitions will be a part of your church’s story. Unless your founding pastor is still leading the church, you’ve walked down the road of
The vibrancy of a church is not measured by the number of people in its pews alone but by the spiritual growth, sense of belonging,
Take a look around your church and spin forward 10 years. Who will be the leaders of your ministry? Are they in your church now?
Founded in 1923, St. Agnes Parish has been known as the “cornerstone of Roeland Park,” a suburb of Kansas City. They are a multi-generational parish,
The start of a year has historically been a time for evaluating the old and bringing in the new. When it comes to making the
The church has long been a beacon of hope, love, and community, yet the challenge of attracting younger generations to its mission grows more pressing
The modern family navigates an increasingly complex world, juggling work, education, extracurricular activities, and technology’s ever-present influence. Amid these challenges, the church remains a crucial
You rarely get a second chance to make a first impression. This is especially true of the first impression people have when they walk through