Evangelism in the Nineties
EVANGELISM IN THE NINETIES By: Elmer L. Towns In the past 10 years there has been a definite change in […]
Consider the Children
Consider the Children Thomas E. Trask Though not every church can afford a children’s pastor, how critical is it […]
No-Fail Volunteer Management Secrets
No-Fail Volunteer Management Secrets Cindy Parolini If your volunteer staff seems like a group of misfits, take another look […]
Making Waves Without Drowning
Making Waves Without Drowning Larry Shallenberger Your children’s ministry has a problem-one you don’t plan to live with much […]
Why Do People Join the Church?
WHY DO PEOPLE JOIN THE CHURCH? Different people join the church for different reasons. In an exploratory study, Edward A. […]
Saying Thanks To Sunday School Workers
Saying Thanks To Sunday School Workers Children’s Ministry Magazine January-February, 2001 by Nancy Friscia Like water to a fish, affirmation […]
The Unchurched American
THE UNCHURCHED AMERICAN BY GEORGE GALLUP, JR. Some 81 million American adults are not members of any church or religious institution. […]
The State of Evangelism in America
THE STATE OF EVANGELISM IN AMERICA BY WIN ARN AND W. CHARLES ARN When he had finished speaking, He said […]
Reaching the Church Shopper
REACHING THE CHURCH SHOPPER EDGAR M. DAVIS Your have a wonderful worship service. The choir is excellent. Scripture reading is appropriate. […]
The Brawling Bride
THE BRAWLING BRIDE INSD43.TXT Rev. J.D. Tompkins In a parable she entitles “A Brawling Bride,” Karen Mains paints a vivid […]
