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Top 10 Church Merger Facts

Church mergers may be called by many names, but the core idea is that two or more churches becoming one through the combining, integrating and unifying of people, structures, systems, and resources to achieve a common purpose: To do life and ministry together as a vibrant, healthy expression of Christ’s body, the Church.
Jim Tomberlin -
Leadership

3 Lessons Churches Can Learn from the Business World

Over the years I’ve held a variety of positions, both in the business world and in the church world. Even today, I have my feet firmly planted in both. As a member of the leadership team at Church Community Builder, I wear the hat of a businessman, making decisions, looking at trends, and providing leadership of my team. On the other hand, because our business is focused on helping churches make a lasting impact, I am always thinking of how to do ministry better and interacting with church leaders. 

Steve Caton -
Communication

7 Integrated Online Forms Your Church Should Be Using This Summer

As people sign up for the next event or service opportunity, sign-up sheets, clipboards, and sticky notes are passed around churches haphazardly. But you...
Emily Kantner -
Communication

Church Merger Challenges and Costs

There is a growing trend of church mergers happening across the country. Nearly forty percent of the multisite churches in America today derive at...
Jim Tomberlin -
Mobile

Mobile Church Management Strategies for Any Church

Ministry isn’t your typical 9 to 5 desk job. Pastors, staff, and even volunteers are often on the go. But when churches use a...
Emily Kantner -
Audiovisual

6 Solutions to Remedy Podcasting to Multiple Audiences

You’ve heard of “preaching to the choir,” right? If you haven’t, it’s an idiom that means telling people something that they already agree with or should. Too often, churches make this and similar mistakes when getting their message out. We either “preach to the choir” or exclude people with our choice of vocabulary.
Paul Clifford -
Leadership

4 Questions Executive Pastors Should Be Asking Themselves

The more executive pastors I meet and work with, the more I am impressed with the absolutely vital work they do every day. You...
Steve Caton -
Communication

4 Church Website Options for Your Digital Front Door

For years, the worship service was the front door of your church. The best way to connect people was to have them attend on...
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