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Funding God’s Building Project

  If you study the building initiatives in scripture, the entire nation of Israel was involved in every project. Every member of the nation played an important, personal role. Why is this important? Here’s a hint: it’s not about the money. Many times when I begin to visit with a pastor about the journey of

Why Using Nursery Curriculum Matters

  In many churches, the nursery is viewed as little more than a quiet corner of the building. It’s a room designed to keep the youngest children safe and entertained while their parents attend worship or small group. It’s functional, clean, and stocked with toys. But here’s the question church leaders must ask: Is Your

Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Church Software in 2025

  In 2025, technology isn’t just a helpful tool—it’s become an integral part of ministry. As someone who’s spent more time than I’d like to admit in both numerous staff meetings and deep in the weeds with complex software solutions, I know this transition can feel overwhelming. And if you’re a pastor reading this who

Trends and Considerations in Church Shuttle Transportation

  Church transportation is more than logistics—it’s the foundation of every Sunday morning pickup, senior outing, youth trip, and community outreach, all of which begin with shared need: a safe, reliable shuttle bus. With that in mind, this article shares key insights—emerging trends in transportation and what leaders should consider when evaluating shuttle options for

10 A/V Technologies for Transforming Your House of Worship

  Using online social media platforms such as YouTube and Facebook to expand your audience can be very beneficial. Many churches are integrating audiovisual solutions not only to grow their audience but to maintain an enlightening atmosphere for all members and ages. Follow along to read the top 10 church A/V technologies for a better

Keeping the Faith Safely

  In today’s world, churches must be vigilant in ensuring the safety and security of their congregation. From active shooters to property crimes, there are numerous threats that can disrupt the peace and sanctity of houses of worship. Using a church security system is key to developing a comprehensive church security plan and is essential

A Kingdom-Minded Approach to Sustainability

  Design choices early on can have a significant impact on the sustainability of your church building, property and resources in the future. Sustainable building alternatives can increase efficiencies, sustain the environment and create significant economic return. Many non-profits cannot justify the high expense involved with LEED Certification, which includes a set of rating systems

Does Your Church Need an Upgraded Sound System?

  Yes! Make Your Sermons More Accessible with Advanced Technology Systems Churches and other houses of worship rely heavily on their congregation, but did you know that your congregation relies heavily on you, too? Spreading the word requires more than standing at the pulpit and sharing your sermons. Worshippers of all walks of life need

Proven Strategies for Fall Capital Campaign Success

  After 30 years of working with over 1,200 churches to launch successful capital campaigns, I’ve discovered that timing can make all the difference. Fall campaigns—launched after Labor Day and before Thanksgiving—consistently outperform campaigns started at other times of the year. This season naturally aligns with people’s hearts toward generosity as they think benevolently about

Holy Cross Community Center

  The new 5,700-square-foot Holy Cross Community Center will replace an existing rectory and garage and will serve as an informal dining/gathering space that is not currently present on the Holy Cross Catholic Church and School campus in Portland, Oregon. The program includes a commercial kitchen, seating for up to 240 parishioners, and a new
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