Churchbuilder

LifechangeLogo

ENGAGE ENCOURAGE
EMPOWER


	churchbuilder


	"Church People worry about getting people into Church" ..... Kingdom People Worry About getting the Kingdom to the People!


	*So what should Church look like in the 2000s?*


		After numerous years involved in church projects and groups and after leading a church for four years David & Sue decided to develop the church builder course. By going 'back to basics' and studying Jesus' church model they have prepared guidelines and tips for building better and hopefully, more successful churches. Using Jesus as the model with their own experiences in running a church they created churchbuilder This course uses study and team discussions to raise a greater understanding of the Jesus model of church in a fun team environment.

	What does the everyday person think of church? Here are some of the words ordinary people used when asked to describe what Church means to them - Inward looking, Old fashioned, Not relevant, Boring, Judgmental, Hypocritical. Is that what people thought of Jesus when they met Him? If you don't believe that then churchbuilder is for YOU and your church


	The trouble is that society has done a paradigm shift in its view of the church. Whilst it may not know exactly what a 'new' church should be, it has dismissed the existing church as no longer relevant or appropriate in the third millennium. Indeed it is not DR Tucker

	The Church in the 21^st century is to society what a Coal Tender is to The Eurostar. DR Tucker

	Would Jesus go to church? NO! MANY people believe the Son of God would not go to church if He were alive in present times, a survey claims Figures show 43% of Christian agree that the existence of the Church as an organisation puts more people off Christianity than attracts them. ..... Only 40% of those questioned agreed that Jesus would go to church if He were alive today. Christian Herald

Can we make Church Relevant & Meaningful?

For more information click on 'The Course' below

A website is a global 24-7 marketing tool. It invites visitors to look around and get a feel for what you do, what you are like, where you meet, what you believe and and what you have to say. A web site can provide teaching or study aids or even offer a library of talks for those unable to get out, or simply be a single page giving basic information. If your church doesn't yet have a website then you are missing-out on a powerful tool that let's you reach out further than you could even imagine. If you would like your church to have its own website, we would be delighted to help. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your vision and ideas of click below for more information.


	[Home] [Marriage] [Team] [Church] [Consultancy] [Disability] [Web Design] [About Us] [Links] [Books] [Contact Us]