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Teen Ministry lesson pack includes games, crafts, activities, snacks

Planning a series on the Power of Words? We've got everything you need to build a good foundation for your study or preach.

Social media can be an incredible tool for ministry if it is used correctly. Sadly, most churches either “set it and forget it”, use it only for event announcements, or avoid it altogether. In our efforts to spread the word about our new church plant, I’ve spent a lot of time researching and expe

When you want to get people engaged, it's good to show interest in them and what better way than asking a question? These 9 questions will help you!

This morning, I walked into our neighborhood Starbucks and took my place in line for a Fall classic – the infamous Pumpkin Spice Latte. This is one of my favorite places to invite people to church. Several times a week I grab a seat here and as I work, I make an effort to invite people to our

Church Instagram 101: Everything You Need To Get Started Church social media can be overwhelming — there are so many platforms to use and so little time to maintain them. We’ve talked before about how important a church Facebook page is, but Instagram is quickly becoming a must-have for churches, too. If you don’t have a church Instagram account, check out this guide to get started!

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Activities to enjoy in September with seniors and the elderly

Our Ultimate Youth Ministry Resource Kit looks at insanely useful resources we've used to build a rockin' youth ministry from scratch!

Bible Lessons for Teens on Bad & Good Habits. As teens begin to form their own identities, they may experiment with behaviors that could turn into habits. As early as Genesis 17:1-3, the Bible talks about Abram forming new habits to better lead a God-centered life. The Bible has a lot to say about the habits that teens can develop and offers guidance about breaking old habits, renewing the mind and forming new habits, which you can share in the form of lessons.

I don't know what I would do without my iPhone. I use it in every area of my life and Creative Ministry is no different. Having powerful tools readily available in my pocket makes all the difference in productivity. Of course, I use the obvious apps that many of you do. I use Facebook, Twitte

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It takes an army to keep social media campaigns running. Having the right social media team can help you fulfil your ministry’s communication and promotional goals successfully. Learn how to build an A-team for your social media ministry.

Planning your calendar for the new year? Here's what our typical Youth Ministry calendar looks like plus a few things we've learned to make planning easier.

Here's a free youth group lesson on social media. Bible: Colossians 3: 16-17. Bottom Line: Encourage students to "look up" from their devices, in order to pay attention to real life relationships & what God is doing in their lives.

you understand the value of your ministry having an online presence, you want to make social media a priority. Use these 10 ideas to generate posts