Code Yellow: Thinking Through When and How Churches Should Reopen
Charlie Cotherman
As states like Pennsylvania begin to reopen, pastors are thinking hard about how and when churches should open their doors for in-person gatherings.
Rural Ministry Connections
Rural Ministry Connections is the blog of the Project on Rural Ministry at Grove City College.
As its name implies, this forum is dedicated to connecting pastors, individuals, and organizations who care about the flourishing of rural pastors and churches to resources, ideas, and a larger community who share this common interest. At the PRM, we care about rural pastors. That’s why we are dedicated to fostering rural ministry connections that can resource rural pastors, amply their voices, and help them thrive along with the congregations and communities they serve. Thanks for joining the conversation!
Feed My Sheep: How One Small-Town Church Is Continuing to Bless Its Community
Elizabeth Yale
As social distancing became the norm, St. John’s Church had questions about how to move forward with feeding ministries–ministries that were now more important than ever.
Wilderness Wanderings: The Faithfulness of God in Uncertain Times
Nick Marlatt
For the Israelites, the wilderness was not just a physical place. It was a state of mind defined by uncertainty and complete dependence on God.
Leading A Five-Church Charge Through This Crisis: An Interview With Pastor Janet Pratt
Janet Pratt, Charlie Cotherman
It is difficult enough to lead one congregation through the current COVID-19 crisis. For Janet Pratt, the task is even more complex. As the pastor of a rural five-church charge, she’s finding that the challenges—and the joys—are multiplied.
Beyond Facebook Live: Resources for Helping Small Churches Thrive During Physical Distancing
Charlie Cotherman
As pastors we know that simply creating a decent streaming option for Sunday worship will not be enough to see our churches through the next weeks and months.
Being the Church during COVID-19: Reflections from a Small-Church Pastor
Mike Matthews
Like many churches, we had to temporarily stop holding physical services over the past few Sundays. Now we are in our homes rather than a church building, but we are still the church and are still called to worship Jesus and tell others of his glory.
Leaning In: Christ, Calling, and Community During a Pandemic
Charlie Cotherman
Life has changed drastically over the last couple weeks. How does one best lead, or best pastor, during times like this?
What Good is This?
Joe Olkowski
For any plague, natural disaster, pestilence, or invasion, there is one way to respond: Turn to God.
Better Together: Building Connections for Thriving Ministry
Charlie Cotherman
All ministry emphasizes relationship. As ministers, we call people first to relationship with God and then to relationship with others.
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Project on Rural Ministry
100 Campus Drive, Box 3042
Grove City, PA 16127
(724) 458-3897
office@ruralministry.org
Project on Rural Ministry
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Grove City, PA 16127
(724) 458-3897
office@ruralministry.org
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