Interim pastors aren’t called in because the church is experiencing growth and vitality Usually it’s the opposite; declining attendance and diminishing ministries A question facing the interim on Day 1 is “how can I steer this congregation in the right direction without asking for money or a lot of resources?” Social media answers the question
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[dc]S[/dc]eth Godin has a great post that Transition Pastors should file away for the future. Denying facts you don’t like nails it. Money quote: Transformational leaders don’t start by denying the world around them. Instead, they describe a future they’d like to create instead. Get it. Print it. File it. Read it, often.
Church visitors are more likely to return if they are greeted warmly. I mentioned in a previous post that the more often someone welcomes them the more likely they are to return. This aspect of church hospitality is vital to a smooth, effective assimilation program. It’s also one of the first issues the Transition Pastor
Church visitors are more proactive in the search than I had imagined! I’m researching for an article I’m writing for another site. One of my research tools, SEO Tools, surprised me. Here are the latest results:
Church visitors are a passion of mine. The passion began at a small church in New Mexico. In retrospect I have to confess that my church hospitality initiatives weren’t altruistic. They were selfish. When church visitors became church members it meant I was a good preacher. At least that’s what I thought! Church assimilation was
It is a beautiful Saturday, with Chamber of Commerce weather. There is a light breeze, scattered high clouds and the kind of sun that warms you slowly. On this day I have accumulated all of the materials and plans for a book case. I have nails, screws, sawhorses, hammer, screwdriver, wood glue and plans showing
How you can prevent the next Pastor from burnout We’d like to offer a free tool that will be immensely useful to Transition Pastors and Interim Pastors. Use it to bless the next Pastor by eliminating the “too much bread, too little butter” list of requirements in the typical Pastor’s Job Description. If you’re in
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