by BSCNC Communications | Mar 10, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
7 traits a pastor needs for revitalization March 10, 2020 I believe in church planting, and I also believe in church revitalization. We need to do both if we want to reach North America. I’m particularly interested in revitalization because of the people and property...
by BSCNC Communications | Feb 6, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all
Church revitalization Q&A with Sandy Marks February 6, 2020 Last fall, the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina (BSCNC) announced a new emphasis on strengthening existing churches. The emphasis included the formation of a newly named Church Health and...
by BSCNC Communications | Jan 23, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-strengthening-article-feed, church-strengthening-articles-all
Are our blindspots preventing racial reconciliation? January 23, 2020 “Part of being human is having blindspots. My experience opens my eyes to some things yet blurs my vision on some other things.” Walter Strickland, assistant professor and associate vice president...
by BSCNC Communications | Jan 13, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-strengthening-article-feed, church-strengthening-articles-all
Embracing change is perilous and priceless January 13, 2020 “At a time when many Baptist churches are closing their doors, the testimony that has been repeated over and over is, ‘Our neighborhood has changed, but we didn’t.’” This was the observation of Mark Hearn,...
by BSCNC Communications | Jan 7, 2020 | articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
Should pastors visit? January 7, 2020 Should pastors visit? Some pastors feel the need to be at every hospital procedure for the duration of the procedure, and others never leave the study to darken the doors of a hospital. Pastoral care can be a divisive issue and...
