May 2016 Issue
Derek J. Morris
Identify volunteers who are full of wisdom.The discipleship challenge
Michael Dörnbrack
What is the ultimate measure of success in a church?
What is the ultimate measure of success in a church?Dimensions of the sanctuary for seekers of the straight path1
Yelena Muzykina
How can people from various faiths come to a mutual understanding of who God is despite mounting differences?
How can people from various faiths come to a mutual understanding of who God is despite mounting differences?Should pastors be available all the time?
Warrick Long, Peter Williams
Read the results of a survey of pastors to understand how work email impacts their work-life balance.
Read the results of a survey of pastors to understand how work email impacts their work-life balance.Blood on the Altar
Loron Wade
Designed by God Himself, learn how the sanctuary was not only an awe-inspiring place of worship; it was a teaching center.
Designed by God Himself, learn how the sanctuary was not only an awe-inspiring place of worship; it was a teaching center.The benefits of good mentoring throughout your ministry
Ainsworth E. Joseph
Discover a biblical way to strengthen your pastoral ministry that you may rarely be using.
Discover a biblical way to strengthen your pastoral ministry that you may rarely be using.Worship with excellence and understanding
David Ripley, Lynn Ripley
The authors explore various worship instruments for connecting a congregation to God.
The authors explore various worship instruments for connecting a congregation to God.Total membership involvement: A reformation principle
Ganoune Diop
From our continuing revival and reformation series.
From our continuing revival and reformation series.Letters to the Editor
Ministering to homosexuals I am writing to wholeheartedly affirmBruce Manners’s approach and thespirit of his article (“Homosexuality:One Pastor’s Reflection”—January2016). In more than 50 years of congregationalministry, I, too, learned thatlistening, accepting,…
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Rob Folkenberg
If you are looking for a guide to revitalizing your leadership, read this book.Fred Hardinge
A few months ago I received a troubling letter from a retired church worker. Her physician had strongly recommended she take some very expensive food supplements. Initially, she had complied, but the cost of these supplements was over US$2,000 per year that she could no longer afford. She felt that if she stopped taking them, it would be the same as committing suicide. This kind of fear and confusion is multiplied many times over. No evidence exists that this… Continue reading...
