by Tyler Harden | Jan 27, 2022 | Ministry
Encouragement For The Pastor Of An “Old” Church Contrary to much of what you may see about church outreach and growth, not all things need to be new for a church to thrive. Being an “old” or traditional church is not a death sentence! It’s... 
by Tammy Burdick | Jan 18, 2022 | Ministry
(Re)Launching Your Kids Ministry? 3 Tips From Those Who Have Done It An active kid’s ministry is vital for healthy congregational growth. So what do you do when you need to launch – or relaunch – a children’s ministry with few to no children in... 
by Tammy Burdick | Sep 8, 2021 | Ministry, Research
A Lesson In Trying New Ideas For Impactful Ministry How can a church today adapt to meet today’s needs and try new ministry ideas? By borrowing a concept used by a large, well-known organization known for innovation. Smaller groups of people benefit in the... 
by Tammy Burdick | Apr 5, 2021 | Guest Follow-Up, Ministry, Resources, Strategy
Evergreen Guest Follow-Up Best Practices 2020 changed a lot – but not everything. Guests still sought out churches for hope, community, and support, even as ways to reach new people grew increasingly more dependent on digital avenues. While the tools vary, it’s... ![Online Worship: 9 things your guests wish you knew [How to improve your online worship services]](https://firmfoundationsmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Online-Worship_-9-Things-Your-Guests-Wish-You-Knew-Blog-Post-Title.png)
by Tammy Burdick | Mar 29, 2021 | Guest Follow-Up, Ministry
Online Worship: 9 things your guests wish you knew [How to improve your online worship services] It’s Sunday morning and you’re about to head into the sanctuary for worship. You get everything in place, attach your mic – and look into the camera. You... 
by Tyler Harden | Feb 15, 2021 | Guest Follow-Up, Ministry, Research, Strategy
New Day | New Solutions I have an unusual hobby – I’m a bit of a scrapper. I like to “pick” stuff. You know, I like to search for old junk and turn it into something valuable. Sometimes it may just be some old pieces of metal getting scrapped, or fixing up a...