How do churches grow in everchallenging environments ?

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Fronse Pellebon Smith's picture

This questions is vital to the survival of all congregations, not just predominantly Black Reformed congregations.

Open honest discussion concerning all congregations who have Black/African American/African National members is needed. And after open honest discussion substantive action is required to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all members.

Thanks, I believe that too.  God bless you

Ken

Fronse Pellebon Smith's picture

A blessed and happy 2011 to all who witness for our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ's Great Commission.

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