Any congregation member who has been reading the church council minutes knows what has been important. Although the last few meetings have been spent talking about the nomination of new council members and a monetary gift to the local youth camp, much of the time in the last few meetings have been spent talking about…
Most people are probably familiar with church steeples and the beauty they bring to churches and religious houses of worship. This is especially true if you live in the Southern United States, because eight of the top ten religious states are located here. The most religious state is Mississippi, with close to 60% of residents…
For hundreds of years, followers of Christianity have gathered at a meeting place in the center of a township or city to praise and worship Jesus Christ. Churches were easily identified by a large, pointed structure on top of the building reaching for the sky called a church steeple. Church steeples acted like a beacon…
UPDATED 1/14/21 Did you know that up until about the fourth century, Christian communities worshiped privately in their homes? Today, however, most practicing Christians attend church, which gained widespread popularity between the 11-14th centuries. However, as more churches age, their furniture is becoming more dilapidated. Fortunately, there are two effective ways to make your church…
