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Some of the most daunting barriers to effective rural ministry are facilitated by rural ministry practitioners...
In an age where bigger is better, the standard for success is often measured by numerical growth. Yet,...
Rural churches have a window of opportunity to invite people to belong—the sweet spot of the overlap...
Over the years of ministry, I gained a greater appreciation for the theological, biblical, and ministry...
TURNAROUND PASTORS USE CRISIS TO LEAD!
January 22, 2020|Growth, Leadership, Pastoral Care, Rural Church...
In 1835, realizing the strategic place the west would play in the future growth and vitality of the country,...
The ruralization of America is underway, and it has significant impact on our approach to ministry as...
In recent years there has been a renewed interest in rural ministry. Books were written, mini-conferences...
August 5, 1949. A wildfire started in Mann Gulch of Montana’s Helena National Forest that burned nearly...
Part 1: Soteriology and the Rural Church
In his classic book, Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis writes,...
Small churches are not better than big churches. Big churches aren’t better than small ones.
The arguments...
Most people know about CPR, which is a lifesaving skill that helps to provide necessary oxygen-rich...