Janna Lu
Before Pastor Nate Keisel met God, a judge sent him to prison and termed him "a hopeless case.” God, however, had other plans.
Jason Hansford
God's at work in His Church. He's also at work in a community, business, or sidewalk conversation near you.
Janna Lu
When the COVID pandemic turned ministry upside down, Pastor Mark Frailey found an additional outlet for ministry through his work for the US Census.
Joe Olkowski
Pastoral burnout poses a real threat to most pastors. How can we reshape our weekly priorities to avoid it?
Joe Olkowski
For one rural pastor, a simple campfire served as a reminder of some of the things a church needs to thrive.
Steve McVey
As rural pastors make unwinnable decisions every week, some are choosing to retire early or resign. Are there other options?
Allan Copenhaver
No pastor can avoid pain entirely. Thriving in ministry over the long haul requires that we navigate challenges and the resulting pain well.
Glenn Daman
Perhaps the greatest challenge we face today is not that we lack all the right answers, but the fact that we are asking the wrong questions.
Adam Loretto
How can local churches build on the momentum of student revivals at places like Asbury? The answer may be simpler than you expect.
Adam Loretto
Why does it matter if we attend church? According to Adam Loretto, the answer may not be quite what you think.
Questions?
Questions?
Questions?
Project on Rural Ministry
100 Campus Drive, Box 3042
Grove City, PA 16127
(724) 458-3897
office@ruralministry.org
Project on Rural Ministry
100 Campus Drive, Box 3042
Grove City, PA 16127
(724) 458-3897
office@ruralministry.org
Project on Rural Ministry
100 Campus Drive, Box 3042
Grove City, PA 16127
(724) 458-3897
office@ruralministry.org
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