For around 45 percent of Americans, church attendance is anything but routine. They haven’t attended religious services in the last six months except possibly for a holiday, wedding, or funeral. In a new study, Lifeway Research learned much about the group known as the “unchurched.”
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10 Ways to Practice Normal Evangelism
In a normal evangelism culture, we will pray together for the unbelieving and celebrate gospel conversations, not just “deals closed.”
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Time, Not Theology, Drives Most Away From Church
Research finds 22% of Americans attend religious services less than they previously did. What can churches do about it?
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6 Back-to-School Outreach Ideas
Here are some ideas for serving your community in the back-to-school season.
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5 Ways Your Church Can Meet Your Community’s Needs
To reach the lost and broken with the gospel, each church needs to be aware and reflective of its community’s assets and needs.
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Show Me the Way: What It Takes to Make Disciples
Most Christians don’t know how to Improve. That’s left many churches struggling to fulfill the central task of Christianity: making disciples.
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