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It’s no secret—many church members aren’t opening that long PDF newsletter. And it’s not because they don’t care. Digital habits have simply changed. If your church is still relying on bulky attachments or printed formats, you may be missing a chance to truly connect.

For small churches, creating a successful and sustainable youth mission trip program can be an enriching endeavor, both for the youth participants and the community as a whole. However, starting and growing such a program comes with its unique challenges. With the right strategies, church leaders can establish a thriving program, while avoiding common pitfalls along the way.

You’ve probably noticed: hashtags aren’t as hyped as they used to be. So, what changed?

Mission Trips can be transformative, but they also come with a responsibility to ensure the safety of all. It’s crucial to be prepared

Isn’t it amazing how quickly Sunday follows Sunday, and by the time our church maintenance obligations are met, all our energy is devoured?

The saying "First impressions are everything" is true, especially in an era where many people "church shop" before committing to a community

In days gone by, the summer mission trip was the highlight of the year for many church youth programs, and for good reason!

Attention to these details will yield tax savings for the clergy without any increased expense to the congregations they serve.

Families are our foundation and youth are our future. How do we connect with these young people in ways that make them want to take part?