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People Aren’t as Loyal to a Church Or Denomination Anymore – Good For Them
We need to stop whining about people’s lack of commitment to our churches and give them something - and someone - worth committing to.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
7 Steps to Start Becoming a Church People Want to Commit To
A lot of recently unchurched people are like some of the rowdy kids in school. They’re ditching because they’re not being challenged.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Six Tips for Taking Center Stage
Make a smooth transition from associate to lead pastor.
Jill M. Richardson
WomenLeaders.com
Burnout Is a Danger, Whatever Your Church Size
I exhausted myself trying to expand our little church, then again when I couldn’t keep up with the growth.
Adam Weber
Blog Forum | Pivot
The 3 Best Times to Bring Needed Change to a Church
Healthy churches are always looking for ways to make good things better. They don’t wait for something to break before they fix it.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
Why Are Church Leaders Always Talking About Change? (7 Reasons)
The alternative to change isn’t stability. It’s stubbornness. Besides, no one needs help to stay the same.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
It's Time For A Church Transition: Should The Pastor Leave? Hand Off? Or Reboot?
No church should be so reliant on one person that it’s at risk of collapse when that person leaves. Even if that person is the pastor.
Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Outreach
Planting Disciple-Making Churches in the City
What does it take to grow healthy congregations in this hostile environment?
Interview by Maina Mwaura
Leadership
Confessions of a Former ‘It’ Church Pastor
We were the hottest church in our area. Then everything imploded.
Anonymous
Blog Forum | Pivot
Adapt, Adjust And Diversify: Some Of Our Differences Make The Church Stronger
As long as the center holds, our differences won’t make the church weaker. They’re an essential element for making us stronger.
Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters

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