Planning Events and Scheduling in Student Ministry
Planning Events and Scheduling in Student Ministry Effective event planning in student ministry begins with vision. Every event should be tied to a clear purpose—why it exists and how it aligns with the ministry’s mission. Using a framework like Gather, Grow, Go helps leaders structure their calendar: outreach events that draw students in (gather), discipleship-focused […]
Illinois Baptist Women’s Ministry Assessment
Women’s Ministry Assessment
Is your women’s ministry really making disciples? This assessment helps leaders evaluate strengths, identify gaps, and align their strategy with the Great Commission.
Effective Preaching to Students
Effective Preaching to Students Effective student preaching requires more than transferring seminary-level theology into a sermon. While depth is valuable, students—particularly Gen Z and Gen Alpha—need teaching that is simple, memorable, interactive, and directly applicable to their daily lives. The challenge for ministry leaders is not simply delivering content but engaging students in a way […]
Starting Point: Building a Pathway for Women’s Discipleship
Women’s Starting Point
Every women’s ministry needs a pathway, not just a calendar. Starting Point equips leaders with simple, practical steps to disciple women from connection to commitment to mission.
Recruiting and Equipping Volunteers in Student Ministry
Recruiting and Equipping Volunteers in Student Ministry Recruiting and equipping volunteers in student ministry is essential because ministry is not meant to be done alone. Scripture calls leaders to equip the saints for the work of ministry (Ephesians 4:11–12), reminding us that the goal is not just to serve but to develop others who can […]
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Why Your Church Needs a Strong HR Handbook
HR Handbook
Clear expectations build healthy staff culture. This customizable HR handbook gives your church the policies and protections it needs—so you can care for your team and keep the mission first.
The No-Drama Guide to Church Finances
