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Evangelism, Serving Your Community Bob Jones Evangelism, Serving Your Community Bob Jones

Young Athletes and Extreme Community Engagement

How could our church support local athletes and share the gospel? First Assembly in Medicine Hat has become one of the most highly engaged Canadian churches in chaplaincy to a local sports team. The WHL Tigers organization trusts the church as a partner in the development of their young men. Players in the WHL (ages 16-20) live away from home, balance hockey and school, and face pressure that their peers wouldn’t understand, but they appreciate mentoring with no strings attached.

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Outreach, Serving Your Community, Children Jeremiah Raible Outreach, Serving Your Community, Children Jeremiah Raible

7 Simple Ways to Reach Out to Families with Children

How can you reach more families with young children? Many churches struggle with this question as they find that they are an older congregation or they think they don’t have the volunteer capacity to reach out to families. Here are some simple ways you can reach families with young children that won’t cost you a lot of money and utilize a lot of volunteers.

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Leadership, Evangelism, Outreach Jeremiah Raible Leadership, Evangelism, Outreach Jeremiah Raible

Being A Solution Provider In Your Community

Are you a solution provider in your community? Churches often see themselves as "providers of religious goods and services" in the place where they are located. They relegate themselves to society's "faith and religion" aspects and do their best to stay in their lane. However, the Church of Jesus Christ is called to make an impact on the world it is a part of.

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Leadership Bob Jones Leadership Bob Jones

Onboarding Your Next Board/Council Members

What is one thing I can do to help our church board/council serve with excellence? Soon, you will be going through the nomination/selection process for new board/council members before your Annual General Meeting. Interviewing candidates is a priority task. There are steps you can take today to help yourself, new members, and the function of your Board thrive tomorrow.

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