Pastors from Europe Tell North America: Get Ready Now
We talked to pastors from Spain and Italy about their experience, which might be the North American experience in just a few weeks. Read More
What South Korean Christians Want You to Know About Coronavirus
Though South Korea hasn’t required a lockdown, most churches voluntarily had closed their doors by March 1. That decision was emotional, since South Korean churches managed to keep services going even during the Korean War, said Steve Chang, a pastor in Seoul. TGC asked if he has any advice for American churches. Here’s what he said. Read More
Ways Churches Are Stepping Up During the COVID-19 Crisis
Churches are asking what they can do during a time of social distancing. We gathered examples from actual churches already engaged. Read More
From Crisis to Catalyst: How to Innovate Well by Asking Three Key Questions
As the church works to understand and engage the gravity of the suffering and loss around the globe, I’d argue that we are best served by seeing this season as a catalyst. Read More
What This Livestream Moment Means for the Church
Thousands of churches are digitally sharing their services. How will this change things? Read More
How Are Pastors Handling Ungathered Worship?
Six church leaders share about their adaptations, innovations, and frustrations as they respond to COVID-19. Read More
Generosity by LifeWay Giving Platform Available Free
Churches can create a free custom online giving page that goes live in 48 hours. Read More
Can Churches Survive an Economic Pause
The question is, how long can churches survive financially in these troubled times? The answer depends on the cash individual churches had on hand and generosity in the days ahead. Read More
3 Critical Actions to Prepare for a Socially-Distanced Easter Sunday
I’d like to share some things my church is doing to prepare for an Easter Sunday unlike any we’ve ever had. Read More
An Easter Without Going to Church
The pandemic has laid an egg on our worship. Read More
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