Today's Headlines
Friday, August 02, 2019
Disney Channel series “Andi Mack” has made history by depicting the network's first teenage gay couple.
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Mario Lopez, an actor and host of “Extra,” apologized this week after coming under fire from LGBT advocates over comments he made about children wanting to change their gender.
More than 45,000 people have signed a petition demanding that the Home Office protect the rights of street preachers following the wrongful arrest of a Nigerian-born preacher.
Iconic Christian musician Michael W. Smith has been cast as a lead actor in Ben Graham’s upcoming Christian film “Pardoned By Grace” alongside popular ‘90s heartthrob Joey Lawrence.
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To the consternation of the haters and antichristian bigots, Fox reports that “Chick-fil-A is officially America's favorite fast food restaurant.”
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Mobile Millennials: Why Your Church Needs an App
Mobile Millennials: Why Your Church Needs an Ap
Technology has fundamentally changed the way we interact with each other, businesses, and the world around us. Access to information online is the expectation, and an e-commerce society has enabled consumers to purchase nearly anything with the single click of a button on their smartphones. Speed and convenience are priority. Baby boomers have learned to adapt, whereas millennials have never known otherwise. In fact, they are the first completely digital generation, living almost entirely on their smartphones. This is their norm. So when they’re looking to purchase from a brand, or engage with a community, they expect a level of simplicity and convenience. But wait, that doesn't need to apply to their experience at church, right?

I know some people reading this are already thinking, “this doesn’t pertain to us, our church appeals to an older demographic.” Which is great! But the reality is, millennials currently make up nearly 26 percent of the U.S. population. And they, known as Generation Y, are a tech-savvy, curious, generous, and socially-conscious generation. They are now leaders in today’s workforce and are contributing a significant amount of time and money in the communities where they live and work.

Whether your church currently targets the millennial demographic or not, as you develop a strategy for long-term growth and engagement, you need the right tools and resources to remain relevant—not only for today’s generations, but beyond. But don’t take my word for it, let’s dive in and let the data tell the story. Here are the top four reasons why your church needs an app.

1: They read the Word, online

We all know that there’s been a shift to online church and that churches across the nation are trying to figure out ways to engage and connect with their communities to spread the Word of God beyond just their Sunday service. A recent Barna study found that seven out of 10 of practicing Christian Millennials (70%) read Scripture on a screen, and specifically one-third of all Millennials said they read Scripture on a phone or online. So, how are you serving up content and scripture for your community? Wouldn’t it be great if their go-to resource was your church app? Read More






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