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How to Sustain Momentum After Summer to Keep Your Church Community Engaged

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By Joe Terrell Verified
| Worship Facility
Summer is a season of sunshine, play, vacations, and spontaneity. Yet for many churches, it also brings a noticeable dip in engagement. Families travel, kids are out of school, and weekend rhythms look different. The weekly Sunday gathering, once a core part of the schedule, often falls to the backburner. For church leaders, this seasonal lull presents a distinct challenge: how do you effectively re-engage your congregation come fall?
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Social Media Could Be Killing Your Spiritual Life

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By Joe Terrell Verified
| Relevant Magazine Verified
In 2014, psychologists from the University of Virginia wanted to test whether or not people preferred negative stimulation in the form of an electric shock to no stimulation, being alone with your thoughts. In their study, 67 percent of male participants and 25 percent of female participants opted to give themselves periodic electric shocks during the thinking period. Their conclusion?
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Bird feeders alive with activity as East Texas birds fuel up to survive freeze

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By Joe Terrell Verified
| KLTV-TV (Tyler, TX) Verified
Bird feeders alive with activity as East Texas birds fuel up to survive freeze By Joe Terrell | February 15, 2021 at 11:58 PM CST - Updated February 15 at 11:58 PM TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Extended periods with snow on the ground can cut birds off from their natural food supply, and according to the National Wildlife Federation, can cause them to starve by the thousands. Backyard bird feeders can make a real difference. Birds need to burn off more calories in the winter months just to stay warm.
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