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Tangible Kingdom is written by Hugh Halter and Matt Smay. They're not Reformed, but they do a great job reintroducing evangelicalism to the role of the Kingdom in evangelism and Christian life.
It may be helpful for your church to have some definition of expectations of staff and monitoring to provide clear communication regarding electronic system expectations.
Disability Concerns has a network of Regional Disability Advocates who are eager to assist the churches of their classes. Click on the name of the person for your church's classis to send an email to him or her.
This Guide outlines a step-by-step process for making your place of worship accessible to people with disabilities. Although some specifics may not apply, the principles outlined in this guide are useful no matter which province (or state) you live in.
The person behind the mixing board is the invisible member of the worship team, every bit as integral as singers or drummers or even leaders. So it’s important to get the right person for the job.
If you’re interested in literate, conservative, respectful and respectable Reformed commentary, visit TimChallies' blog.
Gordon Atkinson is a real live preacher working in San Antonio, Texas. Not surprisingly, he has written a book by that name, which is a collection of blogs for his website named—you guessed it!—Real Live Preacher.
Duke Divinity School has a wide-ranging website that highlights several areas of interest to pastors.
Does your church know its neighbors? This resource from Diaconal Ministries Canada will help you to see where God is already at work in your community, to help you understand your community, and to reveal ministry opportunities within it.
Did you know that nearly half of all the gifts given from the CRWRC gift catalog are from Sunday school classes? Kids love to know that their offerings will provide a goat, a well, or a pig for someone else!
This page is PACKED with resources that will help your kids join in the work of World Renew as they share the love and compassion of Christ with others.
If you've ever sent out an email proposing more than one date for a meeting then you know how confusing it can be to keep track of responses. This easy tool allows you to propose several dates and creates a graph that shows you who's available and when.
Today's churches offer more diverse programs than ever before, and church leaders must deal with increasingly complex issues. Pastors, too, are challenged by greater demands on their time and increasing stress levels.
Deciding to see life from some else’s point of view takes work. Here are some examples of empathy to help you empathize with others.
Brain Rules by John Medina offers "12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School"—and I would add church to the list as well.
The CRC and the Reformed Church in America collaborated to produce this resource. Use the attached file to print and hang in your church.
Listening Groups have one purpose: to listen to God. In this document I present three conversations worth having. These conversations are about character, calling and community.
Strategies for elders to support members of the church to grow in faith and service in the Lord.
How can senior leadership and church staff foster responsible youth leaders? Kelli Mahoney, About.com Guide for the topic of Christian Teens, has some ideas.
“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you." Luke 6:38
Reformed Worship is the well-known quarterly journal published by Faith Alive Christian Resources.
The Center for Excellence in Preaching provides many helpful resources for preaching.
“If it isn’t on Facebook, it hasn’t really happened,” a friend‘s daughter told me. Although it’s said jokingly, if something is that vital to people, doesn’t it make sense to look for ways that God can use it?
This sample letter can be used by an elder to assess the gifts of church members and their willingness for participation and involvement in caring for other members within their district