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Survey Results on the EconomyWarren Schuh has completed a brief survey of 31 churches about the effect of the recession on ministry. Take a look and learn from his insightful information. Survey on SabbaticalsDave Carder (on staff at First Evangelical Free Church in Fullerton) and Paul Poelstra (director of Research at Rosemead), are leading a survey on sabbaticals. "We felt that our sabbaticals were life changing experiences. We want to help individuals and churches get the most bang for their sabbatical buck.” The will give the XPastor community an article after they collect the data. Who Is Your Church, Really? Understanding Church DNA with David FletcherDoes your website accurately portray your church? Are you looking for a new position and need the essentials? Do the people of your church have an “elevator speech”? View the slides from the webinar. Also view the Questions to Interview a Church. Also, you can listen to the webinar. In this online seminar, learn how to discover the spiritual DNA of a church. Discuss specific tools so you can put in writing “the essentials” of your church. Get it down before trying to move forward with your church growth objectives! What if you are moving to a new church? Attend this webinar to equip yourself with the know-how to analyze a church and its needs, present or future, in order to carve out your path. Led by a visionary Executive Pastor who is in the process of moving to a new church, this webinar is not to be missed! Introduction to XPastor.org
Just recently, a newly minted XP shared how XPastor helped him decide on the XP role in his church. XPastor has plenty of help for you! XPastor is free, run by XPs for XPs. Participate in the Forum and by sending in your job description, church policy guide or org chart! Contact David. |
Senior Pastors Compared to Executive PastorsIn January, 555 executive pastors described their priorities, favorite book and magazine, and satisfaction with their senior pastor. The illustrated report has dozens of significant findings and is available free. Connect with others
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