How to Run a Church Booth at a Local Festival or County Fair
A church booth at a local festival is one of the best servant evangelism opportunities a small church has. Here is how to do it well, from setup to follow-up.
A church booth at a local festival is one of the best servant evangelism opportunities a small church has. Here is how to do it well, from setup to follow-up.
Servant evangelism is not a program. It is a posture. Here is the framework that makes it work in a small town, where everyone knows everyone and trust is earned over years, not weeks.
Your Neighborhood Is Your Mission Field You do not need to fly overseas to be a missionary. You need to
Most small churches either have no formal budget or a budget that nobody looks at. Here is how to build one from scratch that actually guides your ministry decisions.
Preaching to people you know is one of the most distinctive challenges of small church ministry. Here is how to do it with honesty, courage, and pastoral wisdom.
Every small church has them: members who stopped attending years ago but have never officially left. Here is how to handle it pastorally, practically, and without creating unnecessary conflict.
Most small churches have a prayer list. Few have a prayer ministry. Here is the difference, and how to build something that actually changes the culture of your congregation.
Leading a funeral is one of the most important things a small church pastor does. Here is how to do it well, from the first phone call to the graveside.
A difficult deacon or elder is one of the most common and most painful challenges in small church ministry. Here is how to address it biblically, protect your congregation, and preserve the relationship where possible.
Planting a church in a dying small town is not the same as planting in a growing suburb. The community is different. The timeline is different. The definition of success is different. Here is what you need to know before you go.