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Archive for March, 2008

Increasing Visitor Traffic

March 20th, 2008
Posted By Ralph Funk, Church Doctor

I have the opportunity to visit many churches of differing denominations and size. I am also blessed to coach one-on-one several pastors. Over this past week, something in common really was clear. Churches and pastors are dealing with one of two very common issues; either they have a front door where no-one is entering, or […]

Youth Ministry

March 12th, 2008
Posted By Kent Hunter, Church Doctor

How is the ministry at your church among teenagers? Student ministry is frequently a challenge in congregations. All too often, adults feel like they have to dream up activities to “entertain” the youth in a “Christian environment.” Increasingly, I see a good trend among high school students. They are open to […]