Got a book inside you? Many ministry leaders wonder how they might publish a book…
Today we have the opportunity to get to know a bit about Warren Bird, Ph.D. His background is that of pastor and seminary professor, but he currently oversees Leadership Network
In our third installment of “Frequently Asked Questions about Multisite Churches,” we dig a little deeper into some tougher questions. Many of you have asked things like “How long will a multisite church last?” or “Will we be able to stay true to our identity and become multisite?” Join me as we answer these tough questions and a few others.
This week in our new series “Frequently Asked Questions about Multisite Churches,” we start digging a little deeper into what a multisite church looks like and what the advantages/disadvantages are for this type of church. One thing is for certain, it is not a “one size fits all” concept. Multisite churches come in all shapes and sizes that are tailored for their particular ministry.
This week begins our new blog series, “Frequently Asked Questions About Multisite Churches.” Although multisite churches are on the rise, their are still a number of people who want to know what all the “hoopla” is about surrounding them. I hope you will join me as we answer some of the most common questions regarding multisite churches.
Across the world, there are almost 5 million congregations (worship centers)
The best way to learn about megachurches is to participate in a worship service in person, or perhaps online as many offer internet campuses. (Megachurches are congregations with weekly worship attendance of 2,000 and more including children.)
Megachurches are not a creation of the United States. There are far more megachurches (defined as 2,000 or more in weekend worship attendance) outside North America than inside it, as my global megachurches page shows. . . .
At Easter, Christmas and other big days when church attendances surge, newspapers like to raise the question of which churches are the biggest. Many also try to name which church was the first megachurch
The latest national survey of megachurches from Leadership Network and Hartford Institute for Religion Research reveals interesting dynamics related to growth, vitality and leadership. This fourth survey in a decade…
A lot of church leaders have a story to tell but don’t know how to get it from brain and heart to paper. They wonder whether anyone would be interested…
Leadership Network would not be the same–in fact, might not exist at all-were it not for Peter Drucker. Before Bob Buford and Fred Smith Jr. co-founded Leadership Network in 1984,…
