We do new things because we recognize there are so many people who have lived through hard things and are in desperate need of some good news — the good news of Jesus Christ.
The next EVOLVE session on February 8 will feature Jason Moore discussing why congregations should continue offering hybrid worship experiences.
A quarterly newsletter from New and Renewing Churches
Celebrate Recovery is a ministry not just for people struggling with substance abuse, but also for people facing mental health struggles such as anxiety, depression, anger, fear and grief.
The 2021 North Alabama Annual Conference Special Offering will support is designated for New and Renewing Churches grants for discipleship initiatives in North Alabama Conference local churches.
The New and Renewing Church Team offers news, updates and events for churches in the in the North Alabama Conference.
New Church desires to partner with you and is providing this training at the low cost of $25 per workshop for individuals or $100 for church staffs (invite as many team members as you would like).
MissionInsite provides access to demographic information. It moves beyond static reports to a powerful “discovery tool” for exploration and “out of the box” thinking for church ministry, church planting, church growth and outreach.
MissionInsite training will be on Feb 1 (Bham) & Feb 2 (Hville) for leaders to learn how to use this powerful tool to benefit their local church. http://www.umcna.org/postdetail/7343168 MissionInsite provides church and community demographics and analytics to help leaders better understand their congregants and community at large. New Church Development is providing a training in early February to learn to use powerful tool available to all North Alabama Conference congregations. Training will be in Birmingham on Feb. 1 and in Huntsville on Feb. 2
North Alabama new church planter Christian Cheairs shares his experience in gathering people to reach across ethnic lines to pursue friendship. He also offer tips for other churches interested in this small group model. http://www.umcna.org/postdetail/7279795
