Category Archives: Church Business
Blog Drought
It seems like with Facebook, Twitter, and other internet features that blogging is on the endangered species list. Compared to the other types of internet interaction, blogs are long, cumbersome, and not very quick. Even if written once a day, that blog content is not near as entertaining to the younger generations as status updates and the daily pictures that are posted on social networking sites.
Personally, I stopped writing daily blogs because I started working on a book. However, I hit a major writer’s block and haven’t written in a long time. I need some encouragement there. Hits on my blog went from around 200 per day, down to around 30 per day because of all of these factors. I will keep you all posted with some blogs this week to see what happens. Maybe it will make a comeback!
=robin
NEW SERVICE SURVEY RESULTS
Service Survey Results
Surveys were handed out at both the 9am and 11am services. Members and guests were allowed to complete survey. Everyone handed surveys in at the end of each service. The survey asked participants to “circle one service you would attend from these six options”.
We are considering 2 service schedules:
Option 1: 8:30am, 10am, 11:30am
Option 2: 9am, 11am, 6pm
Surveys Received: 113
Representing: 350 people (about half our regular attendees)
Results Per Service: Read the rest of this entry
How Small Groups Work
Yesterday, Ruben Garcia, a man in our PromiseGroup, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in the pituitary gland. I went and visited him in the hospital and he was having severe headaches. Last night was our scheduled PromiseGroup meeting. The night that our small group gathers for hanging out and Biblical discussion. However, when someone in the group is going through a very difficult situation, you throw the original plan out the window and respond as a family.
Robin Steele 