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The executive editor of Group magazine discusses trends in youth ministry of which pastors should be aware...

check out the musings of some of our favorite pastors at their blog sites...

	MARK BATTERSON National Community Church
William Wallace never went anyplace without his friend and chaplain John Blair. And he always carried his personal copy of the Scriptures with him... [click to continue]

	Dave Ferguson Community Christian Church
Ask God to help you see the world the way he sees it. This can open your eyes to what God really wants... [click to continue]

	Tony Morgan NewSpring Church
“It can now be proven that human beings change their own brain makeup and that this process continues until the day you die..." [click to continue]

	Craig Groeschel LifeChurch.tv
Those leading house churches, small churches, working a job so you can preach, tell us what you’re facing... [click to continue]

July/August 2009
+	Love Is an Orientation

	all REV! Web Extras here


+	Small Group Ministry Think fluid, not fixed

+	Women's Ministry If you do one thing, do this

+	Youth Ministry Equipping students for life after high school

+	Children's Ministry Community outreach ideas for kids

+	Worship Closing communication gaps

+	Leader Training Leading at the speed of change

+	Volunteer Coordination The 4 C's of strengthening team relationships

+	Church Biz Expanding your church members' giving options

+	Office Administration Dealing with those who require "extra grace"

Leland Eliason: Are Seminaries Relevant Today?
Brian Proffit interviewed Leland Eliason, who's retiring as provost from Bethel Seminary after decades of service... [continue]

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Will They Stay or Stray?

Being a pastor's kid has its unique challenges. What can you do to help your kids survive the journey? [click to continue]

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