How to Lead a Small Church Through a Building Project
A building project is one of the most complex things a small church will ever undertake. Here is how to lead it well without destroying your congregation’s unity or your church’s finances.
A building project is one of the most complex things a small church will ever undertake. Here is how to lead it well without destroying your congregation’s unity or your church’s finances.
A benevolence ministry that helps without enabling is one of the most valuable things a small church can offer its community. Here is how to build one that works.
Preaching during church conflict is one of the hardest things a pastor does. Here is how to stay faithful to the text, care for your congregation, and not make things worse from the pulpit.
Young families are not looking for a church with the best programs. They are looking for a church where their children are known and their family is welcomed. Small churches can offer that. Here is how.
Grief ministry 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 one-year anniversary.
Small churches do not need expensive software to run well. Here are the free and low-cost tools that actually make a difference, organized by what they do.
Pastors are among the most at-risk populations for depression, anxiety, and burnout. Here is an honest guide to pastoral mental health that does not pretend faith is sufficient to cure clinical conditions.
Most church stewardship campaigns feel like fundraising drives. Here is how to run one that feels like discipleship — because that is what it actually is.
Most church board meetings are too long, too unfocused, and too reactive. Here is how to run a board meeting that actually accomplishes something.
Most small churches have no written policies. That is fine until something goes wrong. Here is how to write a policy manual that protects your church without creating unnecessary bureaucracy.