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Worshiponline have tested and reviewed 7 of the best apps for worship teams that will make your worship leading easier and more efficient. Read the full article.

Following the onset of COVID-19, digital options for church became essential. In the spring of 2020, when the pandemic response began, nearly all Protestant pastors (96%) told Barna they had begun streaming services. However, this may not be seen as desirable, compared to gathering in person in a physical church.…

As technology evolves, churches and ministries are continually seeking new ways to engage with their congregations and communities. With the emergence of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) writing platform, churches now have a powerful tool at their disposal to enhance various aspects of their ministry. Read the full article.

A surprising number of unchurched persons attended Good Friday services. More churches are offering Good Friday services than in the past. For the first time, we heard that unchurched persons attended these services in surprisingly greater numbers. In fact, some church leaders indicated that they had more unchurched in Good…

Naming a church is one of the most public decisions you’ll ever make. Make a good choice, and your church name becomes easy to recognize, and share, and is quickly associated with what your church is all about. Make a not-so-good choice, and your church name can become a liability,…

How can pastors use live streaming to reach out to people who don’t go to church? ChurchTechToday offers three creative ideas for using technology to create meaningful connections and conversations around faith topics. Whether it’s hosting Q&A sessions, virtual chats, or prayer gatherings, live streaming can help pastors engage with…

As Holy Week approaches and church leaders prepare for Easter Sunday, there’s a buzz of excitement in the air. With so many plans already in place, it may seem challenging to make any last-minute adjustments. However, Thom Rainer has outlined seven critical issues that can still be addressed before the…

It’s one thing to want to see your church grow. It’s entirely another to position your church structurally so you can accommodate growth. If you structure bigger, you can grow bigger. If you don’t, your structural constraints will stifle and hinder your growth. Read the full article.

The trend toward smaller gatherings was slow but perceptible prior to the pandemic. That trend is much more noticeable now. Church worship gatherings are getting smaller. Two major factors are contributing to this trend. The obvious factor is an overall attendance decline in churches. Many congregations have fewer members and…