7 Reasons to Study Your Community
God is already at work in your community. Your task is to find out where you can enter the picture. […]
God is already at work in your community. Your task is to find out where you can enter the picture. […]
If you build authentic relationships with people and organizations, based on mutual trust and concern, then you will see an unprecedented willingness to collaborate. You will benefit from fresh expertise, and flourish like never before. […]
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I’ve learned that loving a community well is not about your preference. The hard truth is that it’s really not about you. It’s about your neighborhood. What are their needs? What would they find compelling? […]
Sometimes faith leaders fall into believing that there’s nothing compelling left to build, especially in our neighborhoods. All I’m saying is that the invitation to reach your community isn’t beyond you. […]
Your church can help teachers be more successful this coming year with the challenges facing them. […]
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Meet Sierra Simmons, a recent Job One success story during the COVID-19 pandemic. A successful partnership with Job One can transform the futures of your church members and surrounding community, too. […]
Read More… from How can Churches keep the economic engine running during COVID-19?
The church is a treasure chest of people. Your healthcare workers, businesspeople and teachers can powerfully alleviate some of today’s social problems caused by COVID-19. Download today! […]
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Education support has never been so needed by so many families. Seed to Oaks is adapting our Summer Academies to online. Not only will this help address needs right now, but it also positions our program to scale to any church and/or neighborhood, anywhere. Video coming soon! […]
Seed to Oaks and the Sojourn Network partnered up to give local churches the tools they need to reach their community even when physical connection isn’t possible. These skills and community connections will last long after the COVID-19 pandemic has ended. […]
Read More… from Our “Neighboring Seminar” brings communities virtually together
As the leader of your congregation, you can use this valuable information to elevate your messaging and reach those who need it most while the world is home, and there is a captive audience to reach. […]
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