The Big Shift
Since the turn of the century, we have seen a significant shift in church attendance that shows people are attending much less frequently than they did
June 28, 2018
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Since the turn of the century, we have seen a significant shift in church attendance that shows people are attending much less frequently than they did
I will never forget the moment when I was 28 and my dad told me, “I’ve been coaching high school sports for over 25 years
If you know me, you know that I love sports. I played youth sports as a kid, baseball, basketball, and golf in high school, and
I’m not quite sure what is good about the day that Jesus went to the cross. I’ve done the Google thing and read all of
Thanksgiving has passed and the Christmas season is in full swing. With the end of the year in sight, now is the time to make final
“We needed more buy-in from the people.” In the 18 years that I’ve been coaching churches through capital campaigns, I’ve heard some of the same comments made
After 18 years of coaching churches through capital campaigns I find some similar comments made at the end of the campaign process. There are always
The Fall Stewardship Campaign is still alive and well in many churches. There are many different approaches out there, but one thing remains constant; effective
Many churches around the country have what has become known as “The Fall Stewardship Emphasis” or the “Annual Operating Budget Campaign.” Both of those (and
Most athletic teams don’t celebrate until the 4th quarter is over (or almost over) nor should they. However, churches are different in the fact they should celebrate generosity
Generis and Vanderbloemen are excited to team up to bring you Culture Conference 2017; a completely free digital conference that will focus on the importance of
July is a celebratory month. It is our nation’s largest single celebration of the year. July 4th is certainly a worthy event to celebrate. July
