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Six Things Growing Churches Do That Others Don’t

December 30, 2015 Filed under: Leave a Comment

by Travis Stephens I saw this article and knew it applied universally. Take note and take action! Ninety percent of the churches in the United States today are stagnant or declining. Dying churches are closing their doors at the rate of ten per day. Even church members who have been … [Read more...]

Filed Under: General, Leadership, News, Pastoral Tagged With: growing church, Travis Stephens

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