7 Small Church Pointers Towards Better Worship Services

I’ve visited a lot of small churches over the last thirty years. This has caused me to form many educated opinions.

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The Church, Her Membership and Mission

Today’s final installment on the subject of church membership is a contribution from long-time friend, Bishop Ronald Wilson. He served as the General Superintendent of the Congregational Holiness Church, Inc. from August 1, 2003, until July 31, 2017. You will enjoy his insights  Continue reading

Trying to Do It All Alone

Page 7, new picture Rebekah Inman

In our continued sharing on the topic of church membership, I think you’ll enjoy a fresh perspective from long time family friend Continue reading

The Benefits of Belonging

Today’s blog post continues the discussion on church membership. The wisdom shared here is from my friend, Ellen DuncanJohn & Ellen Duncan are greatly gifted ordained servants of Christ whose ministry would be a great blessing to your local church. You can learn more about them at Continue reading

The Win-Win of Membership

We’ve been through many seasons in the Church when the need for organization, structure, and commitment has been devalued.

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Stewardship as Worship

Today’s post is a guest contribution from long-time friend, Bishop Ronald Wilson. He served as the General Superintendent of the Congregational Holiness Church from 2003-2017. RWAs a longtime church leader, he has spent countless hours Continue reading

In Light of Who I Am

Lately, I’ve been more reflective than usual. I mean, let’s be real here, the nature of my complicated inner life is that there are very few days when I don’t analyze the past, present, and future. Over the last few weeks, though, some illuminating thoughts have developed. Continue reading

Are You on Board, the Best Ship to Board?

Perhaps you have not yet taken a moment to consider the featured image of this article. Go ahead and take another look. She’s a beauty and worthy of your consideration. I’m reminded of that old hymn, which fondly relates another ship in its chorus:

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