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Advocacy and ministry

Are you involved in any sort of advocacy – for web evangelism, missions, or anything? Chris Brogan has suggestions for doing it well.

Are you a perfectionist or an optimalist? And what’s the difference? Leading Blog has the answer.

There’s a free downloadable ebook Kingdom Partnerships For Synergy in Missions available from WEA.

Pew Forum have published a study on why people leave the church. Think Christian blog shares thoughts about it.

Rick Warren stresses the importance of building margin into our lives.

Is your church or organization thinking through ways to minister to people who are hurting through job loss, house repossession, etc? Or indeed, if there should be a pandemic? These felt needs are going to be a way into many hearts.

And finally, Marriage Junkie blogger suggests that more churches should offer pre-marriage counseling, and feature it on their websites.

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