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Author Archive: Ralph Funk, Church Doctor

The Ministry of Coaching

October 1st, 2008
Posted By Ralph Funk, Church Doctor

Does the following sound familiar?

“You know your leadership or church has more potential than you are experiencing but there are things that consistently get in the way. You pray, you strategize, you involve others, you make plans, you go to seminars, and you do your best to execute, but it could be better and you […]

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 […]