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Switching to Mac from Windows? Here a great chart to help the transition [infographic]
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What the Church Could Learn from Google CEO Larry Page
Church Marketing Sucks22 May 2013 | 4:00 amLast week Google CEO Larry Page took the stage at the I/O keynote and shared some personal insights as well as a powerful quote that you may have already seen floating around the web: “We should be building great things that don’t exist.” Isn’t that amazing? Go ahead and read it again and let it soak in. Here are two major takeaways the church can take from Page’s keynote: 1. The Church Should Build Great Things That Don’t Exist We’ve spent so much time trying to be like the world, we’ve lost our identity. We want to produce music like the world. We want to… -
How to Use Content to Create New Opportunities
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These 20 minutes will change everything about you. Trust and watch…
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Is There Joy in Holding on to Grief?
Anne Jackson Writes16 May 2013 | 6:30 amOn July 3, 2012, eight days before my friend Jay Williams turned 32 years old, he was buried in Lebanon Cemetery in Plains, Georgia. The air was still and thick with southern humidity, and sweat collected in the small of my back under the layers of my black dress. My friends and I stood on the brittle grass of the cemetery, waiting in line to say goodbye to Jay one last time. We dodged the sun by shuffling in and out of each other’s shadows and swatted at clouds of gnats with paper fans provided by the local funeral home. In the summer of 2010, Jay, myself, and 15 other people rode our…
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Switching to Mac from Windows? Here a great chart to help the transition [infographic]
22 May 2013 | 8:45 amSwitching from Windows to Mac? MacWorld has put together this handy chart to help you. From printers to speakers, it’s all here: For more on this and other Mac articles see: MacWorld. Love Macs? So do we. See more stories at mac. Photo credit: MacWorld Staff -
10 places transportation things (subways, bikes) go to when dead
22 May 2013 | 8:33 amWhat happens to old subway cars? Well, in some parts of the world they may end up offshore as part of a reef. Left your bike left in the wrong place at the wrong time in Amsterdam? Could be that you can find it at the FietsDepot – but good luck with that! There are [...] -
38 words with no English equivalent – “grief bacon”?
22 May 2013 | 8:17 amMental Floss has accumulated a list of 38 words that have no equivalent word in English and top of the list is Kummerspeck (German), which means emotional over-eating but is literally translated as “grief bacon”. Here are a few others. For the complete list, see the link to the article, below. Cavoli Riscaldati (Italian) The [...] -
How to decide if a daily aspirin is harmful
22 May 2013 | 8:09 amA new algorithm outlines factors doctors should consider when deciding whether or not a patient would benefit from a daily dose of aspirin. Approximately 50 million people in the United States take a daily aspirin to treat or prevent heart disease. Of these, at least half take more than 100 milligrams of the drug—more than [...] -
Cartilage gets bum rap for osteoarthritis
22 May 2013 | 7:31 amOsteoarthritis, a painful disease thought to be primarily a problem with the cartilage that cushions joints, may actually be caused in large part by the bone underneath. The insight led to a proof-of-concept experiment in which researchers found they could stop progression of the degenerative disease by blocking the action of a critical protein involved [...]
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Church Marketing Sucks
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What the Church Could Learn from Google CEO Larry Page
22 May 2013 | 4:00 amLast week Google CEO Larry Page took the stage at the I/O keynote and shared some personal insights as well as a powerful quote that you may have already seen floating around the web: “We should be building great things that don’t exist.” Isn’t that amazing? Go ahead and read it again and let it soak in. Here are two major takeaways the church can take from Page’s keynote: 1. The Church Should Build Great Things That Don’t Exist We’ve spent so much time trying to be like the world, we’ve lost our identity. We want to produce music like the world. We want to… -
Kyna Moore on Creative Missions
21 May 2013 | 4:00 am“Creative Missions helps remind me that the church is bigger than Bellevue, Wash., … I love that for one week a year, I get to learn from pastors outside my region and denomination how they are sharing God’s love.” -Kyna Moore (Q&A With a Creative Missionary) This week Creative Missions is serving in Alaska. Consider supporting the effort and follow along to see what God is doing. -
Follow Along With Creative Missions 2013
20 May 2013 | 4:00 amThis week church communication professionals are serving in Anchorage, Alaska, with Creative Missions. It’s a missions trip for creatives and a chance to help local churches communicate better. Learn more about this year’s trip and follow along: (Not working? View the story “Creative Missions 2013″ on Storify.) [View the story "Creative Missions 2013: Anchorage" on Storify] -
Creative Missions 2013 Is Go
17 May 2013 | 11:21 amRight now church communication pros from all over the country are gathering in Anchorage, Alaska, for this year’s Creative Missions. They’re getting ready to serve churches, helping them to become courageous storytellers of the gospel. That’s the poetic way to put it. In more practical terms, they’re going to help churches write announcements, fix sound systems, create video and more. We’ve been talking about Creative Missions all year. We’ve supported the effort since the beginning and our nonprofit parent handles the finances. This year we even put… -
3 Lessons From Being Dangerous
15 May 2013 | 4:00 am“Now I know just enough to be dangerous.” It’s a common refrain from pastors served by Creative Missions. A team of creative professionals served their church for a week, empowering them to communicate the gospel to their community. These churches have now become dangerous. That’s the idea behind the new book we released earlier this week, Dangerous: A Go-to Guide for Church Communication. It’s a collection of thoughts for beginners, written by Creative Missions participants, enough ideas and practical wisdom to get a church started on the path to better…
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How to Use Content to Create New Opportunities
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Identifying Your Community Persona (Part 2: Reaching Your Community)
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6 Questions to Shape a Healthy Organizational Structure
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Is it missions if it’s 45 minutes from home? (Yes.)
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Jesus Is: An Interview with Judah Smith
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These 20 minutes will change everything about you. Trust and watch…
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Question for NON WORSHIP LEADERS
21 May 2013 | 7:57 amThis question is for all you people who sit in the crowd on Sunday. Not all you stage prima donnas like me. Funny thing is that “church professionals” often think they know what songs connect best in the crowd. I have a better idea. Ask the crowd… What is the current song, that when the band begins to lead, accelerates you to a closer place with God? I’m fairly certain it is a different song than your worship leader thinks of. Speak Los -
Caption Please…
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Worship Leader or Cover Band Singer?
20 May 2013 | 8:26 amWorship Leaders vs. Cover Band Singers. They are different you know. One is not better than the other. But they serve different purposes. So I think I have come up with a list of questions that can help you figure out what you have at your church or what your church culture is raising up. Have you ever heard them talk about Jesus offstage? Like ever? Do they smile bigger during the opening cover song than they do during the worship set? Have you ever seen them live like Jesus offstage? Like ever? Does anybody willingly follow them during the week? Who would be more impressed at the end of a… -
If You’re Having A Bad Day – Caption Please
17 May 2013 | 1:00 pmIf you are having a bad day… She’s having a worse one… Caption Please… [ht:BuzzFeed]
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Is There Joy in Holding on to Grief?
16 May 2013 | 6:30 amOn July 3, 2012, eight days before my friend Jay Williams turned 32 years old, he was buried in Lebanon Cemetery in Plains, Georgia. The air was still and thick with southern humidity, and sweat collected in the small of my back under the layers of my black dress. My friends and I stood on the brittle grass of the cemetery, waiting in line to say goodbye to Jay one last time. We dodged the sun by shuffling in and out of each other’s shadows and swatted at clouds of gnats with paper fans provided by the local funeral home. In the summer of 2010, Jay, myself, and 15 other people rode our… -
To The Other Side of the World – We’re Heading to the Philippines!
14 May 2013 | 5:51 pmThe first photo I ever saw of my husband, Tim (before I met him) was a photo of him on a mission trip to Romania. It just so happened that the day I saw his photo was just a few days after I returned from a mission trip from Africa. Serving overseas as well as serving those overseas by way of telling stories (him: video and photography; me: writing) was one of the first things we connected on. Adoption, reaching those far from God, and The Office were just a few others. Shortly after we returned from our honeymoon, Tim got an email from his friend Matt, asking if we’d like to join him… -
Do You Want Relief? Or Do You Want To Be Whole?
9 May 2013 | 6:52 am(A reflection from 2011…) Last night, after organizing and budgeting, I was packing up my mess from the den, about to head into my room to go to sleep. The family I live with came home, and it was almost as if [the wife's] maternal instinct was on high alert. She came directly up to where I was and asked how my day was. What ensued was not pretty…gobs of mucous flowed like a river. I was struggling. My pile of unexpected bills was growing, and my income is nowhere near what it used to be. More than financially, I was wrecked over the fact I am not spending as much time as I think…
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Instagrams of My Message Each Week
21 May 2013 | 7:22 pmWe’re trying something new with the Crazytown series we’re doing right now – honestly we stumbled into it when a student started doing it. Honestly, I am absolutely loving it! Last week after my message Melanie made a ready-for-Instagram image to share in her social media. It stunned me how she captured that point of the talk perfectly: Then after this week’s service, she nailed it again: We’re hopefully going to continue it every week after our youth services – let people share the message virally.Would love to see maybe a youth group logo in the corner or… -
What To Do With Your Summer
21 May 2013 | 4:20 amEven though school has not let out here in Maryland we are already in summer mode. It doesn’t mean we shut things down or fill it up with summer camps and events, we just alter our schedule. We tone down programming, keep things simple and maintain our pace. The goal in our summer is to prepare for the fall while staying in touch with the teens. Your summers are so important. How you approach them will determine your readiness for the fall. There is a tendency by many youth ministers to either overload their schedule or completely check out. If you are going to do youth… -
Moving On
20 May 2013 | 2:00 pmIt is crazy to believe that the school year is almost over! For student leadership, we like to give our graduating seniors a big going away party, complete with a farewell/thank-you present from our ministry. Along with a few hand written notes and some other goodies, we are giving our seniors Doug Franklin’s “Moving On.” This is the second year that we have given “Moving On” to our students. We love it because it is more than just a book, it is a resource. It helps students start to answer some of the big questions they have as they graduate high school and move on to the next… -
POLL: Excuses for Missing Devotions
20 May 2013 | 11:52 amView Poll Last week’s poll was interesting and made me want to do a follow-up on the same subject. Spending time with Jesus every day is certainly a discipline, one that apparently many of us are faking or failing at. Vote today and help share some insight into why! JG -
GUEST POST: My Terrible Ideas
19 May 2013 | 12:23 pm90% of my ideas are terrible. No, for real. They’re really bad. What sucks is that I’m full of ideas. I’m constantly dreaming up how to tweak or completely transform our approach to student ministry. I generate so many bad ideas that my team often just tunes me out. I get the courtesy, “That sounds cool” with a plastic smile. Currently I’m doing my best to convince our team that what we need is a ginormous student building with 5 attached houses. I’m telling you it’s the future—for so many reasons. Someday when every church has a student building with 5…
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The Truth About Prayer
22 May 2013 | 6:48 amThis past Sunday at Cross Point, we continued our series on the 5 Lies We Believe where we focused on prayer. I received so much feedback from all of you and countless others so I couldn’t narrow it down to just one central lie that we buy into when it comes to prayer, but I touched on 3 different lies. We put together a quick video recap for you. I really hope it will help some of you to know the truth about prayer. Your prayers DO matter to God. Your prayers DO change things.
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"Done! Just finished the final mix last night. In two weeks Arrested Development will be yours to do..."
16 May 2013 | 9:15 am“Done! Just finished the final mix last night. In two weeks Arrested Development will be yours to do with as you please.” - Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz via shortformblog (Can Netflix handle the bandwidth that’s coming their way? I sure hope so. Planning my binge watching now.) -
"Funny thing about wearing your struggle on the outside: it makes you stronger. It teaches you how to..."
16 May 2013 | 9:06 am“Funny thing about wearing your struggle on the outside: it makes you stronger. It teaches you how to adapt. It forces you to dig deep and do more. And while people like you are sitting at the cool kids table intent on holding others down, the ragtag team of not-so-cool kids is busy pulling others up…and we’ve become an unstoppable force driving the world forward.” - 31-yr old Amy Taylor (@nomeatballs) on WriteHuman.com -
Have you picked up this month’s...
8 May 2013 | 7:42 amHave you picked up this month’s copy? http://ministrytodaymag.com/ It was fun to collaborate on this issue. All about communications. -
This Ad Has a Secret Anti-Abuse Message That Only Kids Can See
6 May 2013 | 9:33 amThis Ad Has a Secret Anti-Abuse Message That Only Kids Can See: In an effort to provide abused children with a safe way to reach out for help, a Spanish organization called the Aid to Children and Adolescents at Risk Foundation, or ANAR for short, created an ad that displays a different message for adults and children at the same time. -
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Jerram Barrs | Echoes of Eden
21 May 2013 | 10:49 amVery excited about Jerram Barrs' new book, Echoes of Eden: Reflections on Christianity, Literature, and the Arts. Been looking forward to it for a while, on an important topic that I think Barrs is well-equipped to tackle. Barrs was formerly involved for 18 yeas with Francis Schaeffer and L'Abri. Now he teaches at Covenant Theological Seminary and is Resident Scholar at the Francis A. Schaeffer Institute You can get Echoes of Eden now at Amazon (Kindle), WTS, and amazingly for $2 you can get the eBook from Crossway! -
New Music Tuesday 5.21.13
21 May 2013 | 9:53 amThe National: Trouble Will Find Me | 8.4 Pitchfork "Best New Music" Delusions of Adequacy: "The National are such a powerfully gifted band, they need no theatrics to deliver an absolutely stone-cold beast of an album. With the music that is on here there is yet another thirteen songs to savor and salivate over until the next batch of songs comes about." Daft Punk: Random Access Memories | 8.8 Pitchfork "Best New Music" The Telegraph: "Their return should be heralded from on high, because it is the boldest, smartest, most colourful and purely pleasurable… -
Study Group for Pastors
17 May 2013 | 9:26 amMy friend, Darryl Dash, attends a study group for pastors that I've known about for a while and is a great idea. Here's a blurb... Every May I gather with a group of pastors from Monday to Friday. The agenda is simple: to work through a book of the Bible together as we think about preaching it. Every year we bring in a different scholar who has written a commentary on that book. We also have our former preaching professor (Haddon Robinson) help us think through how to preach that book. We've had Bruce Waltke, George Guthrie, Douglas Moo, Daniel Block, and more. This week we've had D.A. -
Stephen Um & City Mission
16 May 2013 | 8:22 amStephen Um, coauthor with Justin Buzzard of the new book Why Cities Matter: To God, The Culture, & The Church (Amazon | WTS), writes on Resurgence about how to be on mission in the city. Here are his 5 points. Get Grounded In The Gospel Learn Your City's Story Engage In The Life Of Your City Discern Your City's Idols Retell Your City's Story With The Gospel Go read the rest of the post. -
Tim Keller & Our Character Flaws
15 May 2013 | 8:47 amTim Keller, through the lens of what he's learned from John Newton, thinks about how we deal with character flaws. The final result of all this is that people cannot see their sins because they are looking only at their virtues. ...Christians do not work on the supernatural graces of the spirit that are not natural to us, and that mitigate or eliminate the dark side—the besetting sins—of our nature. So how can we be shaken out of our lethargy and awakened to our need to grow? Here are some principles that I have gleaned from Newton’s letters over the years. 1. Know that…
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5 Ways to Manage Full-Time Ministry on a Part-Time Schedule
22 May 2013 | 6:35 amMinistry is, no doubt, a full-time and most of the time, an over-time job. Whether you are working on a part-time or full-time schedule, the mission, needs, and limitations don’t look very different. Here are some things to keep in mind as you move forward: 1. Empower other leaders. Delegate! Children’s ministry in particular is heavily administrative. Surely, there are things you can delegate. Not only that, but to best care for all of your ministry servants, children, and families, you need to empower trusted area leaders that are caring for their area teams and families when you… -
Six Pointers for Parent Communication
22 May 2013 | 6:10 amParent communication is crucial in your ministry to children and families. In planning curriculum and ministry initiatives, keeping parents both informed and involved is something that can’t be missed. This isn’t a complicated task, however. Here are a few simple things to keep in mind. 1. Don’t merely inform parents; involve them! It is valuable to let parents know what their children are learning and hearing while they are in your care. It is even more valuable to empower parents to expand on that teaching at home. This could simply mean that you establish a memory work plan and some… -
Bible Lesson: Returning to the Word of God (Nehemiah 7-8)
22 May 2013 | 5:57 amAs students study Nehemiah 7-8 they will discover the importance of God’s Word in our daily lives to protect against the destructiveness of sin. This lesson was created for older elementary students. You are welcome to modify it for any teaching context. We welcome your feedback in the comment section and tips for other readers. Bible Passage: Nehemiah 7-8 Bible Story Title: Returning to the Word of God Target Age Group: Ages 9-11 (3rd-5th Grade U.S.A.) Target Time Frame: 60 Minutes Original Teaching Context: Sunday School Credits: Image courtesy of Sweet… -
Bible Lesson on Trusting in God (Psalm 25)
22 May 2013 | 5:51 amThis children’s Bible study is based on Psalm 25 and will help children learn to trust God with their daily lives. It is designed for any elementary aged Sunday School class, but you could easily modify the content for children’s church or other age groups. Please leave us a comment to share your experience or offer tips for other readers. Learning Aim: Children will learn the importance of being fully dependent upon God. They will examine a life (David) that was dependent on God and see what a life dependent on God looks like. Gospel Connection: This passage focuses on the… -
Building Blocks Object Lesson
22 May 2013 | 5:39 amIt’s back to the toy box for easy object lessons for your children’s ministry. Toys and playtime are languages that kids understand. Drag out a bucket of building blocks or logs for this lesson idea. Colorful toys grab a kids attention but do set them out of sight before your lesson time or you could have a difficult time getting kids to focus on what you’re teaching. By using building blocks, you’ll have a great lesson prop as well as a fun activity for after the lesson. Building Blocks Object Lesson “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts…
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How to memorize better.
21 May 2013 | 4:49 amI did a few posts on Catechism and the importance it’s role has in the church and in the family. I thought I would pass on some of the tips Tim Keller includes in his introduction to his New City Catechism. MEMORIZATION TIPS There are a variety of ways to commit texts to memory and some techniques suit certain learning styles better than others. A few examples include: Read the question and answer out loud, and repeat, repeat, repeat. Read the question and answer out loud, try to repeat them without looking. Repeat. Read aloud through all Part 1 questions and answers (then 2, then 3)… -
What Catechism?
20 May 2013 | 4:42 amLast week I discussed why Catechism is a good idea for kids and parents alike. I thought I would give you a few options as sort of a launching off point for you to pick what works best with your kids. 1. The Heidelberg Catechism - The Heidelberg Catechism, written in 1563, originated in one of the few pockets of Calvinistic faith in the Lutheran and Catholic territories of Germany. Conceived originally as a teaching instrument to promote religious unity in the Palatinate, the catechism soon became a guide for preaching as well. It is a remarkably warm-hearted and personalized confession of… -
Mother’s Day gift ideas for your Church?
16 May 2013 | 5:03 amOne of the things we find difficult to do every year is find a gift to give our mothers on Mother’s Day that is more than a trinket. We live in a culture that spends millions on souvenirs. We used to give fathers key chains and mothers carnations, both are fine but eventually end up in the junk drawer of your home or the city dump. We had this thought a few years back what if leveraged these 2.00 trinkets to make a difference in someone’s life forever. So in the past few years we have made donations to Love146 and smile train. This year we found a company called FreeSet that helps… -
Are you a Christian Hedonist?
13 May 2013 | 8:20 pmI am a big John Piper fan but have only recently gotten around to reading his book Desiring God – Meditations of a Christian Hedonist. In this book Pastor Piper delivers a compelling argument that our lives as Christians are to be lived chasing satisfaction, joy with reckless abandonment so long as the pursuit of those things find their purpose in God and ultimately glorify Him. The theme throughout this book that “God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him.” God gets the glory and we get the joy. Such a powerful thought. That thought alone is worth the… -
Why Catechism?
13 May 2013 | 5:13 amWhy Catechism? Catechism in my mind has gotten a bad rap. The reasons I believe that is because people equate catechism with a nun walking around with a ruler. While this may be a bit of a caricature I do think the idea of Catechism in a classroom is less than ideal. As a father and a pastor I believe there is strong biblical support for parents teaching truth to their kids (Deut. 6). Catechism was never meant to be a classroom subject but was meant to be lived out and learned in the context of life. Parents you live catechism before you teach it. I love how Tim Keller describes the Biblical…
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Cultivating Curiosity: The cure to pseudo-teaching
22 May 2013 | 8:38 amI absolutely love teaching. Teaching is one of my top spiritual gifts. Unfortunately I don’t get to do it nearly enough. There have been times though where I have received criticism from my teaching that I simply didn’t agree with. I’ve had people tell me that they thought I taught over the kids heads, teaching information that was too complicated. Yes, I probably push the boundaries a little, but as passionate as I am about teaching, I’m absolutely disgusted by our ability to bore kids at church. I push the limits of teaching over their heads only because the… -
App of the Week: Mailbox
12 May 2013 | 11:21 amAbout a month ago, I started seeing tweets and facebook updates about people waiting in virtual lines for the new Mailbox App for iPhone. I was intrigued, so I jumped in line. It took almost 2 weeks before I got access. Within minutes I was saying, “Wow, this is a pretty cool app.” However, or the past several weeks, I’ve simply been “playing” with Mailbox. I use it as my primary email client, but I didn’t really use it the way it is intended to be used. You see, the creators of Mailbox realized that mobile email is kind of broken. People read their… -
Tagging in Instagram
3 May 2013 | 8:10 amI love instagram… and it just got better. Now you can tag people and places for better organizing photos that you took and photos that people took of you. Check out the video below or read more in this WIRED article. -
Parenting meets business strategy
2 May 2013 | 3:34 pmSeveral years ago, I read a pretty amazing book by Patrick Lencioni, Three Big Questions for the Frantic Family. Lencioni writes amazing books for business leaders about overcoming dysfunction within teams, having better meetings, clarifying core values and other important business objectives. However, he dipped into sacred family territory with Three Big Questions and I must admit, it made quite the splash in my family. Within a couple of weeks, we had a chalk board in our kitchen and several of our friends moved chalk and dry erase boards into their kitchens. Was the book helpful? Yes! Are… -
Five years at Gateway
2 May 2013 | 9:45 amYesterday I celebrated my 5th year anniversary at Gateway Church here in Austin, Texas! Wow, hard to believe it’s been five years. What an amazing ride. This is an interesting milestone for me for many reasons. This is the longest I’ve been on staff at any church. My first church was for four years, which coincided with going to school. It was a part-time gig that ended when I was hired for my first full time role as a Children’s Pastor. After this, I ended up in Southern Indiana in a larger Southern Baptist church. It was an incredible four years that taught me a lot…
