As we acknowledge and celebrate Black History Month, it is necessary that we expound on the historical significance of the African American ministers and their
Blog 1 of 4 There’s no shortage of pithy sayings and advice about New Year’s resolutions. My favorite, though, is a simple truth that resolutions
Lent is 40 days leading up to Easter each year. The focus throughout the season of Lent is repentance, marked by deeper spiritual engagement and
It’s time to be prepared for the church’s annual report as you’ve been contemplating, in tandem, the importance of vision casting. So who are your
It’s easy to get cynical about Valentine’s Day. You’ve probably heard the critiques. Valentine’s Day is a holiday created by greeting-card companies and candy manufacturers.
The season of Lent will soon be upon us. When we prepare for Easter by setting aside time to reflect on Jesus Christ. To consider
The word “comparison” can have a negative connotation at first glance. We teach our young children not to compare themselves to what others do or
Increasingly we live alone. For many reasons there is an increase in single-person households in the US, reaching 31% of households in 2021. This reality
Preparing for a Capital Campaign Part 2 of 4 Properly thanking and recognizing donors is not a strong suit for most charitable organizations. Churches are especially
“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) because our God is The God of Order.
Churches heavily rely on the help of volunteers. Whether it’s teaching Sunday school or greeting the congregation, volunteers are some of the most important people
The Graduating Class of 2023 It has been a year like no other. It certainly has not ended in the way they expected. There will
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