Blacks, mirroring larger U.S. trend, 'come out' as nonbelievers
Chuck Warnock said: Between 1990 and 2008, the number of non-religious African-Americans nearly doubled, from 6 percent to 11 percent.
Between 1990 and 2008, the number of non-religious African-Americans nearly doubled, from 6 percent to 11 percent.
Divorce, Apartment Style
Chuck Warnock said: Urban living in close spaces means neighbors get involuntarily drawn into marital problems, including separation and divorce. But sometimes neighbors also become a lifeline.
Ministry in a lonely generation
Chuck Warnock said: What does this generation want in church and ministry? Melissa Wiginton asked 20 of them.
Native dancing ban lifted in Alaska village
Chuck Warnock said: Banned by missionaries to Alaska about a hundred years ago, native Eskimo dancing is now making a comeback.
Church Offers Ashes at Subway Station in NYC
Chuck Warnock said: St. Lydia's Dinner Church (a story in itself) offered New Yorkers ashes on Ash Wednesday, accompanied by Sacred Harp singing.
Go Small to Go Big
Chuck Warnock said: While for years now the church has invested in growing larger, the new missional movement is trying to get smaller in its focus so that it can get bigger in its impact.
Jeff Smith On Cowboy Church Planting
Chuck Warnock said: J. D. Payne highlights the Cowboy Church movement -- the good, the bad, and the ugly.
The P.A.W. Approach to Locating Persons of Peace
Chuck Warnock said: In church planting circles, the “person of peace” refers to the first few people who come to faith and are able to carry the gospel faster and farther throughout the population than the church planting team.
How Facebook Ads Filled My Church
Chuck Warnock said: This church used Facebook ads to promote their Christmas program and 144 tickets were reserved by people who saw the ads.
More Churches Promote Martial Arts to Reach Young Men
Chuck Warnock said: Mixed martial arts fights are the new way to attract young white men to church, but is it what Jesus would do?
