Church Health Assessment for Small Churches: Free Questions and Guide
A church health assessment is a structured conversation about how a congregation is caring for people, teaching Scripture, making decisions,
Rural Church Health
Rural church health. Assessing and improving the health of small and rural congregations.
The Interim Pastor: What Small Churches Need to Know
An interim pastor can make or break a church’s transition. Here is how to find one, use one well, and
How to Assimilate New Members in a Small Church
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Church Website Essentials for Small Churches: What You Actually Need
You do not need a $5,000 website. You need an accurate, functional one. Here is what that looks like. By
Small Church Statistics: Verified Research and Practical Planning
Small congregations are not an unusual corner of American religious life. But a national average is not a description of
The 30-Minute Quiet Time: Spiritual Disciplines for the Bi-Vocational Pastor Who Has No Time
Most spiritual discipline advice assumes you have an hour in the morning before the world starts. You do not. Here is a sustainable 30-minute daily rhythm that actually fits your life.
Why Nobody Signed Up: The Real Reason Small Churches Struggle to Find Volunteers (2026)
You made the announcement. You put it in the bulletin. Nobody signed up. This is not a volunteer shortage. It is an ask problem. Here is how to fix it.
How to Run a Church Board Meeting That Actually Accomplishes Something
Most small church board meetings are too long, too unfocused, and too exhausting. Here is how to run a tight, effective meeting that respects everyone’s time and actually moves the church forward.
Why Small Churches Lose New Visitors (And a Simple System to Keep Them)
Most small churches are better at welcoming visitors than keeping them. Here is a simple assimilation system that works with limited volunteers and limited time.
When You Get the Call at Work: A Guide to Crisis Pastoral Care for Bi-Vocational Pastors
You are at your day job when your phone rings. Someone in your congregation is in the hospital. Here is what to do in the next 60 minutes, and how to show up fully when you get there.