
Church communication for solo Pastors
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
Every Friday the PinPoint team goes out to lunch. Essentially for 2 reasons. 1) Team building — to hear weekend plans and 2) to eat ice cream. Everyone needs ice cream on Friday. But I digress…
This past week we decided to go to a local sub brand. I explained we’d have to go across town to eat at the chain. Which actually surprised someone.
See, our local sub shop burned down about a year ago. And one of us didn’t even realize it.
Imagine if your church decided to close. Here are 3 sobering things to consider:
Some churches have no idea what specific benefit they can offer the community (outside of “discovering God”). Sadly, the unchurched doesn’t want to know God (thanks often to the Church’s reputation); so your church has to let them know the benefits of “discovering God”. Or you end up not being relevant to a community that needs you. And needs God.
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
Easter is probably your biggest Sunday of the year. But if your church isn’t intentional, it can become just another
Easter is one of the most significant Sundays of the year. It’s more than just a big attendance day for
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