It is essential that we as Believers, and especially as Believing Leaders, not add to the increasing flow of caustic vitriol present in social media.

Alpha Online is proving to be an effective way for churches to introduce people to next steps and engaging guests from their weekend broadcasts. Many are finding lasting faith in Jesus. And Alpha Canada has made it free and easy to use.

Churches were about to hold annual congregational business meetings. Should we proceed with a virtual meeting? Can we delay the annual meeting? Here's some information to guide your decision.

Before you leave isolation ask yourself, “Has isolation been my wake-up call? Have I heard from God? Did I learn anything about solitude?”

Next Gen leaders have stepped up huge during Covid-19. But how can a youth pastor continue to step up and not lose their students during this unique time in our history?

Federal Government funding is available to churches. What do you need to know? Here's some information on 4 programs being offered.

The Church needs to come back stronger to show communities that places of worship will be the safest in your community. Questions to help you build best practices for your onsite return.

In a crisis every action and decision we make shapes our future. You are determined to come out the other side stronger than you were before. But you’re not sure of your next steps. Make simplicity your guide.

The COVID-19 crisis will end. Pastors and Boards need to be thinking now about returning stronger. The Lord of the Church wants to direct your steps to maximize this opportunity, leverage the potential momentum, and make a lasting impact in your community.

It’s important that we continue to connect with our volunteers virtually when we can’t meet physically. Here are five ways to connect with your volunteers.

While we may not exactly know what life will look like post COVID-19, we can anticipate some needs that will emerge that can be opportunities to serve others and make Jesus known.

How to recognize and confront the signs of emotional overload.

Loss is still a loss and it’s okay to be disappointed, to lament on what wasn’t and to grieve what might have been.

There’s enormous pressure on pastoral team members, support staff and key volunteers to change and adapt the way they do ministry. The ability to sustain momentum will be dependent on your team’s health; something you need to continue to cultivate.

In these difficult days, it’s easy to drift into counting what you’ve lost but good leaders look to find what we’ve gained. And when you do, you’ll find hidden ideas, sharper focus, new growth and a renewed purpose.

As a lead pastor we rely on our next gens for a lot. We may not say it often enough, but you give us hope for the future of the church.

Parents can sometimes be seen as adversaries in youth ministry, but the fact is they need to be our teammates. This article explores 3 ways that you can help bring parents alongside you in your mission and vision for their children in your youth ministry during Covid-19 and beyond

No one ever had faced the level of stress Jesus was facing that night. Because He is our perfect example, we can learn four valuable lessons from His Garden encounter that will help us as we wrestle with our own heightened stress over the COVID-19 pandemic.