Can we talk about digital giving in the church? The offering plate has been a staple of Sunday service. It’s considered an act of worship. And while it holds a special place, the world as we know it has undergone dramatic changes. We live in an increasingly cashless society, where cards, apps, and digital payments…
Keeping Your Team and Volunteers Connected As a church consultant, I’ve seen firsthand that a church’s vitality often hinges on something surprisingly simple: effective internal communication. While there’s a lot of effort in reaching out to the congregation and community, we sometimes overlook the staff and volunteers. These individuals are the backbone of your church,…
Did you know you have superpowers? Today, it seems most people equate church success with size. It’s easy for small churches to feel, well, small. We see mega-churches with their elaborate campuses, booming attendance, and extensive programs, and sometimes, a little voice whispers, “Are we missing out?” But what if I told you that your…
The Lonely Pulpit is the idea that being a pastor in a small church can be a lonely job. Without a staff to help with some of the many tasks involved, there’s a good chance a pastor can suffer from burnout. Here are some things you can do to help the pastor out and make…
Filling the volunteer gap can be difficult for vital ministries in a small church. If you’re part of a small church, it’s easy to see this. The church plays an important role in the community with its ministries and outreach. So why is it so hard to fill the volunteer gap? Larger congregations at least…