
Why People Really Pick a Church (How to Reach Them)
Pastors, your community is full of people quietly trying to pick a church home. But not everyone is looking for
Christmas time. It’s hearing a song and almost instantly remembering happy thoughts. Or getting a gift and realizing the thoughtfulness of someone. Baking smells from the kitchen evoke pure comfort. Christmas is (for the most part) a happy comfortable time.
Yet, when you visit with people over the holidays, you can have two reactions. I fit in. I don’t fit in.
It’s the closest equation to the feelings of someone who comes to your church. At Christmas and anytime.
Either there is an immediate sense of community; or no matter where one turns, there’s something that is stressful and doesn’t feel right.
Trying to write a blog about how to fix Christmas family time is somewhat impossible. Same for church community. But here’s 3 things to get you started in 2013.
Community. It’s a great buzz word for the church. But it’s as hard to achieve as a restful Christmas.
Pastors, your community is full of people quietly trying to pick a church home. But not everyone is looking for
If you think branding is too corporate for the Church, you’re not alone. Many pastors resist this idea until they
You’re leading. You’re preaching. You’re promoting. But still… it feels like no one’s really listening. That’s not just frustrating; it’s
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