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Simply Strategic Growth: Attracting a Crowd to Your Church

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If you want to reach people with the love of Jesus, you want your church to grow. If you want people to know they matter to God, you want your church to grow.

Regardless of your church's current attendance or membership, this book is full of practical strategies and do-able steps to help you draw people who are looking for God (whether or not they know it) to your church. These 99 short, snappy chapters will challenge you - beyond theory - to explore the heart of your church and catalyze a movement toward Christ in your community.

Your church can attract a crowd; your crowd can meet Jesus. Buy a copy of this book for every staff member and key volunteer leader in your church!

Every church leader should have the "Simply Strategic" trilogy. Simply Strategic Stuff for Leaders, Volunteers and Growth are all packed full of great insights, training ideas and practical advice that any sized church can implement immediately. The topics are covered in short, fun and easy to read chunks that not only inspire the reader to move to a new level of ministry but spark the "sanctified imagination" towards new possibilities for effective ministry. Get all three! If you are a pastor get your staff all three and work through them together. They are simply to good to pass up!

I totally enjoyed this book. It's fun to read, easy to read, and packed with ideas that make one think of things to do in thier own community.

John Maxwell produced a study guide entitled: 5 things they didn't teach me in Seminary, namely practical people and church management issues. I love Tim's book because it goes a three steps further with dozens of one page practical insights, keys, techniques for growing your church. We often talk to other pastors to hear what they are doing, attend seminars, but this book lays it all out. I never learnt any of this stuff in Bible school (because the lecturers were often not pastors of growing churches) but I have learnt some of it through trial and error. It has been painful at times. Why re-invent the wheel, learn from others mistakes. Brilliant

Nice job making this digestible. Lot's of good ideas with helpful supporting narratives and illustrations.

I have read the first book by these authors, and enjoyed this one even more. The hard work and creativity are very noticeable. Some of there ideas aren't for the real small church, but as you grow they become important to go back and look at.