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The best possible sermon sharing advice is simply this: put your message out there in as many ways as possible.

Now more than ever, people are looking for spiritual connections online, just like every other aspect of their life. Understanding how people are searching for new church communities is essential to attracting new members and growing your ministry.

National Day of Prayer observances, which shifted in size and location since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, will continue this year with virtual events and more in-person celebrations.

While I believe online kids' worship services are making a difference in the lives of kids, I believe we are missing an even greater opportunity to make an impact in the lives of families.

Last year when the pandemic began, people were eager to try online small groups. But, in many churches when it came time to regathering groups online in Fall 2020, many groups chose to not meet and just wait it out, while others continued to meet online.

This year, the new school year is causing a lot of stress for parents, students, and teachers. Some parents were given little notice that their children would be learning remotely, but local churches are determined to do what they can to help.

People are ghosting online small groups in an alarming rate. Here’s the reason why people are ghosting online small groups.

Our family normally attends Red Rocks Church here in the great state of Colorado. But, for the last few months, "attending" has been "logging in"...