The Small Church Newsletter: How to Write One People Actually Read
Most church newsletters are not read. Here is how to write one that is — with the right format, the right content, and the right frequency for a small congregation.
Church operations. Administrative resources for small churches including bylaws, financial management, and organizational tools.
Most church newsletters are not read. Here is how to write one that is — with the right format, the right content, and the right frequency for a small congregation.
The elder qualifications in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1 are not a checklist. They are a portrait of a mature Christian. Here is what each qualification actually means and how to apply it in a small church.
Most church membership covenants are either too vague to mean anything or too long for anyone to read. Here is what a membership covenant should actually say and why each element matters.
Most small churches do not have a worship band. Here is how to lead worship well with what you have — and why the absence of a band might actually be an advantage.
The small church that develops its own leaders is the small church that sustains ministry over decades. Here is how to build a leadership pipeline that does not depend entirely on the pastor.
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.
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.