I've seen it in towns across America. Churches put tremendous energy and money into events—fall festivals, concerts, car shows, you name it—and then wonder why no one returns.
Church rebranding is a valuable trend for increasing evangelism, membership, and participation. If you haven't rebranded in the last few years, it's probably time.
As churches across America face decline, one denomination stands out as a growing exception.
If you've lost a major supporter, resist the urge to view them as disloyal or ungrateful. More often, they are simply navigating disappointment, identity, and shifting seasons of ministry.
People are sensing whether you care about your "worship" center. And their five senses tell them if you care or not.
A clear brand helps your community understand who you are. Create a controlled brand for your church to dispel wrong perceptions.
Resilience doesn't just happen. Learn five key things resilient teams consistently do to maintain focus, energy, and effectiveness for the long haul.
It's important to establish a rhythm to communicating to a new member. This is how you can communicate well.
Dr. Bob Whitesel discusses bridging the gap between digital and in-person church attendees for better unity.
Gen Z is showing an unexpected interest in religion, with many young people seeking answers and returning to church.
Many churches stop growing because their focus turns inward. One habit can turn meetings into mission.
Consider reimagining Sunday mornings with outdoor gatherings to meet people where they are and spark conversations about faith, following Jesus' example of meeting people amidst everyday life.
In many circles today, the church bulletin has been relegated to relic status. But I believe that's a mistake.
Church transfer growth isn’t simply good or bad—it’s complex, revealing both the strengths and weaknesses of today’s church culture.
How churches can adapt their outreach models to accommodate generational shifts while respecting all age groups.
Implement a fresh approach to church communication.
Common church errors can easily deter guests. Addressing small issues can have a significant impact on welcoming visitors.
Ensure your church communicates clearly and inclusively welcome all guests.
All leaders can benefit from coaching to reach their full potential and achieve lasting impact.
The church is urged to invest in fathers for the benefit of families and the church as a whole.
