The Ultimate Ministry Dilemma: Choosing Your BCMN 2025 Breakout Sessions
Picture this: You're a kid in a candy store, but you can only choose two pieces. That's exactly how ministry leaders will
Beyond Sunday Services: Why Every Church Needs a Family Resource Center
We've all been there. The Sunday afternoon phone call. The Wednesday evening conversation. A family facing a crisis that can't wait for
Looking Up, Reaching Out: Why BCMN National Meeting 2025 Could Be Your Ministry’s Most Important Conference
"And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh."
The Lost Art of Awe: Rediscovering Wonder in Faith
There's nothing quite like the sunset at our local beach. The sky continuously changes colors as the sun lowers itself into the
5 Steps to Navigate Difficult Conversations in Ministry
If you've been in ministry for more than a few months, you've faced them: the conversations you dread, the phone calls that
5 Simple Steps to Transform Church Volunteers from Helpers to Leaders
As ministry coordinators, we often find ourselves caught in a familiar cycle: recruiting volunteers to fill immediate needs, training them for specific
3 Key Takeaways from the BCMN Conference in Gulfport
Two weeks have now passed since we held our BCMN conference in Gulfport, Mississippi. It was truly a blessing to gather with
Enhance Your Ministry: Ministry Communication Workshop
Are you looking to strengthen your impact as a church leader? We're excited to announce the transformation of our successful 14-year-running Missionary
BCMN Podcast Episode #4 – Connecting Outreach to Your Website and Your Sound Booth
In an era where digital presence has become increasingly vital for churches, understanding how to effectively manage and grow your church's media
10 Practical Ways to Use AI in Ministry (That Have Nothing To Do with Sermon Preparation)
If you're hesitant about using artificial intelligence in ministry, you're not alone. Many pastors and ministry leaders wonder if AI might compromise