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  • Meet Intacct, our 2012 Dynamic Church Conference Premier Sponsor

    Are you looking for ways to streamline financial processes at your church? We are pleased to introduce Intacct, our 2012 Dynamic Church Conference Premier Sponsor. 

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  • Technology Compliments Ministry: Part 2

    Technology helps us spread our message to new people. More than that, technology offers us a platform to stay connected between Sundays. There is a lot of life that happens between the close of one service and the following weekend. If we don’t find a way to stay connected – and measure that connectedness – then we limit our impact potential.

    Here are some additional suggestions as to how technology can compliment your ministry:

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  • Technology Compliments Ministry: Part 1

    Technology can make the world a smaller place, even when churches are working to reach their local communities. It all begins with shaping and delivering your message in ways that represent the target audience you are trying to reach. Here are some ways you can do that online:

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  • 3 Reasons Your Church Should Hire a Millennial

    I know you may be thinking, really? You’re going to suggest I hire a millennial? Why would you suggest I add a staff member in a certain age range and not one who is called to a certain kind of ministry? What I need is a minister of education, not someone born in the 80’s.

    Read on.

    Statistically speaking, your church probably has tons of millennials or you have, well, zero.

    Either way, hiring at least one millennial makes a ton of sense. Here’s why:

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  • “We Are the 99%”: 4 Things Churches Can Learn from Occupy Wall Street

    In September, a collection of miffed Canadians began a demonstration in New York. The concept spread and soon groups were gathering in 70 cities and 600 communities across the United States. Worldwide, 900 groups have followed suit. Regardless of their ideas or your perception of this movement, the popularity and rapid adoption of their message is impressive. So what can church leaders learn from them?

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  • Pastors Can Motivate Leaders to do More Ministry

    Author Daniel Pink recently wrote the book Drive to explain what motivates people. Pink uncovered some groundbreaking information about what motivates people to excel in the workplace. His findings are useful to anyone in a position of leadership.

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  • 5 Web Resources for Pastors

    A plethora of useful online tools are out there for pastors, but today we’re zeroing in on five of our favorites. Maybe you’ve heard of them, maybe you haven’t, but these five websites provide information that is supremely useful to the local pastor.

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  • 5 Ideas for Reaching Millennials

    Ah, the millennials. That digital native generation that finds the “Jersey Shore” and “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” entertaining. They’ve grown up on Starbucks and digital cable. How can your church ministry begin to engage with this age group? Let’s start with a few facts about the Millennial Generation:

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