Church Growth Magazine – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode, Alicia shares the compelling story behind Faithly’s origins—how her experience on Wall Street inspired her to create a digital space for church leaders to connect authentically. You'll discover the critical need for a ministry-specific online profile that allows pastors and ministry workers to showcase their callings, certifications, and sermons in one place—something no other platform offers.

Alicia also breaks down how Faithly’s tools are designed to streamline hiring, foster community, and support growth for churches of all sizes, from small church plants to large multi-campus churches. We break down the evolution of Faithly from concept to version 2.0—an intuitive, fast, and user-friendly platform driven by real user feedback. Alicia shares insider insights on how AI is powering search features and how the platform aims to support the next generation of churchgoers, especially Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

Additionally, she discusses how Faithly’s free core features democratize access for pastors and organizations, emphasizing that cost should never be a barrier to connection and growth.Why does this matter? Because in today’s digital age, the right tools can unlock new realms of collaboration, recruitment, and community-building—expanding your ministry’s reach beyond what was previously imaginable. Ignoring these innovations risks missing the opportunity to engage a rapidly evolving church landscape and a new wave of believers actively seeking connection.

Perfect for pastors, church leaders, and ministry entrepreneurs eager to harness technology for spiritual and operational growth, this episode reveals how Faithly.co is empowering ministries to thrive through relationships—powered by faith, innovation, and community. Ready to take your ministry to the next level? Alicia’s insights will inspire you to see technology as a vital part of your mission, not just an add-on.

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On this episode of the Church Growth Magazine podcast, we welcome Hobby Lobby founder David Green and Vyne Legacy CEO Bill High - who collaborated on the new book release "Leadership Not by the Book", now available for purchase.

You can find out more about Leadership Not by the Book by visiting https://LeadershipNotByTheBook.com

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Pastor and Author Rob Carman (RobCarman.com) joins CGM today to share tactics for your church while your congregation is in lockdown due to the coronavirus crisis. What should the church do? How do you keep the community intact?

More information on Rob and his ministry can be found at RobCarman.com. Questions? Email us at brian@churchgrowthmagazine.com. Subscribe for free at ChurchGrowthMagazine.com.

Today, technology and business management consultant Gaspare Marturano joins us to discuss your church, your business, and business continuity (disaster planning). In this work-from-home era - do you have what you need in place to communicate with your team members, your congregation, your vendors and others?

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Don Corder joins us on this special episode - discussing the five actions your church should take immediately to activate your church and giving. The way your church communicates has changed -- overnight, the way your church activates giving should change as well. The full article behind the podcast is located at https://ChurchGrowthMagazine.com - questions? Email us brian@churchgrowthmagazine.com

Paul Louis Cole, from Christian Men's Network, joins us today to provide real-time thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic and the role of the church. Through examples and Biblical principles, you'll walk away with tactical concepts for your church. Join us in prayer toward the end of the podcast, where Paul prays for you - the church leader.

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In this special episode, Pastor Alan Platt shares on the role of the Church, how fear and anxiousness related to the coronavirus affects us all, and what the Bible says about fear. Where can we turn in the Bible? What is the role of the Church?

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Don Corder, Publisher of Church Growth Magazine penned a recent article that has gone viral, "Is She Allowed In Your Church?" - today we go beyond the article..... How is your church living the Great Commission to go and make disciples of all people?

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This week we chat with Pastor Dean Curry, pastor at OurChurch.US in Tacoma, WA. Dean Curry is a husband, father, pastor, friend, and a student of all things Jesus—past, present, and future. His latest book Finale is described as a book about the end times for people who don’t want to read about the end times.

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The role of a pastor's wife, a minister, or a church leader can be a lonely road. Today Leana Platt shares from her heart - based on her many years in the role of church leadership and supporting women around the world with Doxa Deo Church.

Leana has been in full-time ministry with her husband, Alan Platt, since 1992. They are the visionary leaders of Doxa Deo which is an international ministry with 28 campuses. They have two married children, Duncan who is married to Ivy, and Amy who is married to Amie. Leana has a passion for ladies in the full-time ministry and she has developed a mentor program for young pastor’s wives. She is also an author and has written 8 daily planners for women. Leana is also a breast cancer survivor.

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