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I was told to be on my best behavior. A guest was coming for dinner.
My family uses a standard practice...
Benjamin Francis had everything against him.
English wasn’t his native tongue.
He was a bi-vocational...
I pastored a normative size church in Indiana for 8 years. It was revitalization work, and by all outward...
In his book, Shepherding the Small Church, Glenn Daman brings up a myth plaguing small and rural churches...
Early Seattle had a significant problem. Their toilets would not flush. I think that we will agree that...
Within each of the various theological disciplines, there is both agreement and disagreement among scholars....
We need more weak relationships in our rural churches. Granted, “weak relationships” do not make for...
Part 1: Soteriology and the Rural Church
In his classic book, Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis writes,...
August 5, 1949. A wildfire started in Mann Gulch of Montana’s Helena National Forest that burned nearly...
In recent years there has been a renewed interest in rural ministry. Books were written, mini-conferences...
Starting something new always presents a risk. Will people like it, or will they hate it? Will they read...
The ruralization of America is underway, and it has significant impact on our approach to ministry as...
