Articles on Alite

Church Software For Small Churches

Published 21.03.2024 by Matt Stevens

Life being sucked out of your church? Discover the affordable and user-friendly church software, can revolutionize management and engagement for small churches. Check out the benefits of streamlined administration, enhanced community connection, and comprehensive features tailored for your church's needs.

Prayer Journal App: Enhancing Your Prayer Life and Community Connection

Published 15.03.2024 by Matt Stevens

Discover the Prayer Journal App, a transformative tool designed to enhance your prayer life and connect you with a supportive Christian community. With features like Prayer Assistant, Prayer Manager, and Group Prayer, this app offers a modern approach to organizing and sharing your prayers. Experience a deeper, more connected prayer journey with the Prayer Journal App. Download now for free and join a community of believers dedicated to uplifting each other through prayer

Discovering alite.app: A Pastor's Essential Tool for Deepening Congregational Prayer Life

Published 24.07.2023 by Matt Stevens

Dive into alite.app - the game-changer for pastors! Discover how this digital platform is revolutionizing congregational prayer life. #PastoralTools #DigitalFaith

Exploring the Size of Protestant Churches in America

Published 17.03.2023 by Matt Stevens

Introduction Welcome to our exploration of the size of Protestant churches in America! With over 300,000 churches, it’s fascinating to learn about their sizes and what factors influence them. In this article, we’ll look at the average and median sizes of churches, discover what affects their size, and see how church size impacts resources, influence, […]

Engaging Volunteers in Church: 5 Tips for Building a Strong and Active Church

Published 12.01.2023 by Matt Stevens

Learn how to inspire and empower volunteers in church to create a vibrant and committed church community Volunteers in church play a crucial role in fostering a vibrant and active church community. They contribute their time, skills, and energy to support the church’s mission and help it thrive. As a church leader, engaging and empowering

The Changing World of Protestant Church Decline in America

Published 19.07.2022 by Matt Stevens

Exploring the reasons behind the decline of Protestant church membership and its impact on American society Introduction: The Drop in Protestant Church Members Did you know that fewer Americans are identifying as Protestant these days? A study in 2021 showed that 43% of adults in the United States identified as Protestant, which is less than

5 Reasons People Want To Help In Church

Published 24.06.2022 by Matt Stevens

Facts and Figures that Show Our Innate Desire that People Want To Help It’s a widely held belief that people genuinely want to help others, but do the facts and figures support this notion? In this article, we’ll explore the evidence that shows our innate desire to support one another, leading to increased well-being and […]

Digital vs Traditional Prayer Journals: Which is Right for Your Church?

Published 14.04.2022 by Matt Stevens

Are you getting ready to decide whether to use a prayer journal online or the traditional route of using a notebook? Prayer journals serve as a spiritual reservoir, a place to store thoughts, prayers, and reflections. For centuries, they have been a cornerstone of some church communities and have been conveyed as a source of inspiration.

Understanding the Role of Prayer in Church Ministry

Published 10.02.2022 by Matt Stevens

Feeling empowered by the Spirit, in 1722 Zinzendorf purchased the estate of Berthelsdorf from his grandmother, intending to make it a place where the gospel would be preached. Over time, religious refugees from neighboring countries flocked to the area fleeing the persecution of the Roman Catholic Church.

Understanding & Assessing Your Church’s Prayer Culture

Published 14.01.2022 by Matt Stevens

Let’s start off with a quick disclaimer; this is not meant to be a condemnation of you or your church’s current prayer culture. This is just a quick and honest assessment method to see where you currently are. The worst thing you can do with a tool like this is feel shame. There is a big difference between shame and guilt and conviction and confession. Nothing will make this journey to build a thriving prayer culture harder than trying to cover up or ignore things that need to be fixed. Knowing where you stand, and being honest about it, will help you identify areas of strength and areas that need improvement. This is essential for setting goals and developing a flourishing prayer culture.