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Women are leaving the church – Here’s How We Can Reverse the Trend Together It’s Time to Address the Elephant in the Room — Women Are Leaving the Church Pastor, I know you’re deeply committed to your congregation. You pour your heart into every sermon, every counseling session, every moment of prayer. But despite all the hard work, the statistics…
Pastoring in a Politically Charged Season: Six Principles for How to Lead Without Dividing Your Church Election season is more than a storm of opinions — it can feel like a spiritual battleground. As a pastor, your congregation looks to you for wisdom that rises above the noise. How do you shepherd your church through this tumultuous time, keeping them…
As the leaves turn and the air crisps, we’re not just looking at a return to classrooms and fall routines. This season, let’s make it about reinvigorating our faith communities.
Summer can be a season of spiritual drift for many families. The routines of the school year vanish, replaced by vacations, camps and a seemingly endless array of activities. But what if summer could be a time for your church to thrive, a season where connections deepen and faith flourishes?
As you go into the summer with new budgets, new families and new plans– we want you to know that your heart posture for your church inspires us.
Every church in America has a group of women who are in real, tangible need of others to come alongside them and help them out in an incredibly remarkable and vital stage of their life.
“There is a difference between a women’s ministry and a mom ministry”
– a mother in our research and community.
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