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Vital Churches Multiply

What happens when a church goes from plateauing or declining to growing by reaching lost people? Every church that is growing needs to be thinking about multiplying. This is how we quadruple our impact. A church that grows needs to be multiplying in three ways.

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How ‘Scaling Up’ Was Used in Ministers Gathering 2024 (and Can Help Your Organization Too!)

How can I grow my organization when there are limited resources? "Scaling up" is a way to break through limitations to growth within your organization. In this article, we show you that it's possible to think outside the box and creatively use the resources you already have to help propel you forward.

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Coaching, Leadership Connie Jakab Coaching, Leadership Connie Jakab

My Top 10 Ways To Get Over Your Fears

Connie Jakab talks about being a brave leader but has noticed people who usually don’t see themselves as leaders: people like parents (even though you’re only raising the next generation), teachers (who only have influenced everyone you see today), and entrepreneurs (who bring new ideas to solve problems and lead change in our world). Here’s how she moved past fear.

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Coaching, Leadership Jeremiah Raible Coaching, Leadership Jeremiah Raible

Why Leading Change Is So Hard

What changes are you planning in the future? Don’t stay where you are. Keep moving forward. Make sure that as you change, you navigate through some of these challenges in a healthy way. Whenever we implement change, we can either underestimate or overestimate how complicated it can be.

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Evangelism, Serving Your Community Bob Jones Evangelism, Serving Your Community Bob Jones

Young Athletes and Extreme Community Engagement

How could our church support local athletes and share the gospel? First Assembly in Medicine Hat has become one of the most highly engaged Canadian churches in chaplaincy to a local sports team. The WHL Tigers organization trusts the church as a partner in the development of their young men. Players in the WHL (ages 16-20) live away from home, balance hockey and school, and face pressure that their peers wouldn’t understand, but they appreciate mentoring with no strings attached.

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