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Creating the Church Newsletter - The Concept

The Vital Steps to a Great Newsletter

For something that seems as basic as a newsletter, it is important to keep in mind that it is something worth investing in, and it’s worth doing with excellence. This part of the two-part series on creating a church newsletter will offer basic instructions and tips on the overall planning and the publication of an informative and professional-looking newsletter.

written by Amy Miller


Feast of the Annuncation

What is the Christian Annunciation?

History and Traditions of the Annunciation, the March 25th celebration of what was once the Christian New Year.

written by David Katski


Craft Fair Fund Raiser

Get Your Congregation Involved with a Church Arts and Crafts Fair

An introduction to planning your church's next craft fair fundraiser, with information on setup, advertising, and networking with local artisans.

written by Bob Robertson


Moses, the Servant of the Lord

Moses Takes the Advice of Jethro, his Father-In-Law

Among the lesser-known events in the life of Moses and Israel's early history is the counsel given to Moses by his father-in-law, Jethro. It was not as dramatic as the pillar of fire, or other spectacular miracles, but Jethro's advice to Moses was powerfully effective, changing the way God's people governed themselves.

written by Pete Miller


Dealing with Doubts in the Church

Counseling and Christian Apologetics

An introduction to dealing with doubts and crises of faith in the Christian tradition.

written by Bob Robertson


Baptism of the Lord -- the Scriptures

The Scriptures

This occasion memorializes the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River by John the Baptist. All the gospel writers agree that God spoke to confirm His Son, Jesus the Christ, and this began Jesus’ public ministry.

written by Pete Miller


Bible Study Guide - 1 Kings

The Kingdom Under Solomon and Others

The events recorded in 1 Kings cover a span of about 120 years of Israel's history. The book is divided into two obvious sections: the unified kingdom under the reign of Solomon recorded in chapters 1-11, and the divided kingdom under the reign of many different kings recorded from chapter 12 to the end of the book.

written by Amy Miller


Bible Study Guide - 2 Chronicles

The Reign of Solomon and the Rise and Fall of Other Kings

Like 1 Chronicles, this book is made up of two distinct sections. The first covers the reign of Solomon, and the second covers the rise and fall of the remaining kings of Judah. Altogether, 2 Chronicles reveals God's heart toward His people: though they were a rebellious nation who continually rejected Him as their King, He still continued to watch over them, and fulfill His plan of redemption through them.

written by Amy Miller


Bible Study Guide - Esther

The Queen of Persia Saves the Jewish People

The book of Esther tells the story of how a Jewish girl became a queen, and like a graphic novella describes intriguing people, luxurious places and delicate protocol, mixed with emotions and difficult decisions, all during a turbulent political setting.

written by Amy Miller


Bible Study Guide - Luke

The Ministry of Jesus as the Son of God and Son of Man

The book of Luke, along with the book of Acts which was also written by Luke, makes up nearly a quarter of the New Testament. There are events and information recorded in Luke that are not in any other gospel book. But more importantly, the book of Luke was written from a perspective that is not shared by any other gospel book, as revelation from God and from witnesses rather than from first-hand experience.

written by Amy Miller


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