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Article by: Karl Vaters karlvaters.com Read the original article here What are we going to do about all those struggling small churches? That question has been the subject of endless hand-wringing in the last several decades. A lot of time and money has been invested in conversations, books, seminars, podcasts, and classes attempting to fix this problem. Struggling small churches are usually given two options: Typical Option 1: Figure Out a Way to Grow the Church There’s been

Artículo de: Joel Pava Director de Ministerios Hispanos Conferencia Cornerstone IPHC El pasado sábado 18 de abril, 2026, un grupo significativo de jóvenes y sus invitados (niños, adolescentes y adultos), se reunieron en la iglesia Cristo Es La Roca de Star, NC. para celebrar el primer Regional Juvenil del año. El evento incorporó alabanza y adoración, testimonios, predicación, ministración y tiempo para confraternizar. Durante 3 horas de interconexión los asistentes experimen

Article by: Beth Thurman Women's Specialist Cornerstone Conference IPHC “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” - 2 Corinthians 12:9 As we step into May, the beauty of spring surrounds us—flowers in bloom, longer days, and the promise of summer just ahead. With school coming to a close, calendars filling up, and vacations on the horizon, life can quickly become full… and sometimes overwhelming. Yet in every season, busy or still, joyful o

May is Foster Care Awareness Month, a meaningful time to reflect on the call God places on His people to care for vulnerable children and families. Scripture reminds us in James 1:27 that pure religion is to care for orphans and those in need, and foster care ministry is one powerful way the Church can live out that calling. Not everyone is called to become a foster parent, but everyone can do something. Whether through prayer, mentorship, financial support, respite care, pro