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Some skills are time-tested, such as listening and collaborating, but tomorrow’s religious leaders will also need to be entrepreneurial and communicate in new ways.
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When churches think about growth and self-improvement, congregational vitality often emerges as a primary goal. A sense of vitality has been used as a way to evaluate a community’s current state and progress toward renewal. Insights Into Religion contains a number of resources to help church...
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The number of Americans with no religious affiliation continues to rise. Fewer young people are going to church. And the effects of recession have placed greater burdens on religious institutions in a time of shrinking resources.
Older members make up a sizable portion of many congregations. Churches can find help online for meeting their spiritual needs.
Play isn’t just for kids. It offers spiritual benefits for all ages, advocates say. Imagine Jesus as Jester.
More congregations are following their members online. But many are still evolving in the way they use technology for ministry.
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