Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
La reciente pandemia ha interrumpido la vida de la iglesia. Los pastores y los líderes de la iglesia rápidamente aprendieron a usar plataformas sociales como Facebook y Zoom. Cuando la pandemia termine, ¿volverán ellos a utilizar lo que funcionaba en el pasado? ¿Deberían hacerlo? Algunos no.
What is the goal of a new church? And why are church plants better at reaching unreached people?
Where is God when the world seems to be falling apart? This isn’t a question tied to only the pandemic either.
It’s important as churches and pastors to be prepared for very unexpected situations. Here's one story that illustrates this.
Many churches without permanent pastors are coping quite well during the pandemic. Here are four priorities and one virtue exhibited by the churches coping best.
Reflexionando ahora sobre esta historia, nos admiramos de la conexión y actitud de servicio de cada uno de los participantes de buscar a alguien que pudiera comunicarse con ella.
When the pandemic is over, will leaders return to what has worked in the past? Should they?
Racism may not be the original sin but it is pretty close to the root. In this article, Rev Harold Caicedo sees the Gospel as an anti-racism response that tears down the dividing walls of racism.
If family worship at home seems weird, here are some things you can do before, during, and after to help people feel more at ease.
Easy tips for sharing and retelling Bible stories using LEGO and Stop Motion Video. You'll be a pro in no time!
We've been collaborating by recording in our homes and then stitching everything together into a video. It has proved to be a profound way to remain connected!
Timothy Leadership Training Program has created a manual to help families and individuals show love to their neighbors in the COVID-19 Pandemic.
This simple question takes on new significance in a pandemic.
It's easy to focus on the hardships and challenges of COVID-19, but we also wanted to share some of the ways people have come together.
Who hasn’t day-dreamed about what it would have been like to live in Bible times? Well, guess what? You live in ‘Bible’ times!
In a world where everything changes so quickly, what a comfort it is to know the One who created it remains the same.
Both Sarah and Hailey, with their heads close, nearly touching, were singing as Hailey was singing the words with her face nearly flush against the pages of the hymnal and Sarah’s right ear turned towards and quite close to Hailey’s face.
Many people who read my blogs know that I live with schizophrenia, and that on the whole I’m doing pretty well, but last night a number of factors caused me to feel angst about the current situation.
What many Christians are going to miss most about Easter Sunday are precisely the things the actual Gospels mostly also are missing.
This ability to wonder is one of the beautiful things that children can teach us in life.
Free Bible study materials from Coffee Break to help your small groups.
Child abuse prevention begins at home, and churches, schools, and the entire community all have a part to play. It's up to all of us to protect our children from abuse.
While you may be able to watch your local church service online this Easter, children’s ministry might not be available. With that in mind, we’d like to offer you our free Kids Corner Easter resources.
Kids Corner is creating an exciting “Kids in Action During Covid-19” video and we want to share your stories! We’ll compile stories and create a video to share the good news of kids serving God during this difficult time.
I offer that the first work of spiritual care in crisis is grief and loss work. Thus, the title I’ve given this reflection: Lament and Leadership in the Ashes.