How do you grow a church in a small town?
How do you grow a church in a small town?
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What makes a church grow?
Biblical teaching, an outward focus, and a strong vision or mission were the most common answers in the June Evangelical Leaders Survey. “Churches that faithfully and winsomely proclaim the hope of the gospel and hold true to biblical teaching are the churches that are growing.
How do churches grow numerically?
These are proven strategies from growing churches.
- Make Newcomers Feel Welcome.
- Shorten Your Sermons.
- Ask Your Congregation for Feedback.
- Encourage Church Members to Bring Friends.
- Share Videos on Social Media.
- Invite People with Text Messages.
Is it okay to attend two or more churches?
While there may be legitimate reasons for someone to attend two or more churches, and nothing in the Bible forbids it, it is hard to see how such a practice could fully benefit either the believer or the local churches he or she attends. Recommended Resource: The Master’s Plan for the Church by John MaxArthur
Is your church growing or losing population?
If you are located in a town that is losing population and your church manages to stay the same size, you’re probably “growing” (i.e., reaching new people for the Lord). These are simply my observations as to why stagnant, ungrowing churches tend to stay that way.
Do you “church hop” to more than one church?
Sadly, too often people “church hop” to more than one local body with the intention of picking and choosing something from each one because they feel they cannot find one church that “meets their needs” or gives them everything they think they should be getting from a church.
What does the New Testament say about attending two or more churches?
The New Testament does not directly address the subject of attending two or more different churches. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians begins, “To the church of God in Corinth” ( 1 Corinthians 1:2 ), indicating one church, whereas the book of Galatians begins with “to the churches in Galatia” ( Galatians 1:2 ), indicating more than one in the area.