Archive for the ‘Internet Ministry’ Category.
Online communications are interwoven into the fabric of our daily lives, and it only makes sense to incorporate these communications into our spiritual lives and devotional teachings. The minister who does not accommodate modern technology is the minister who will lose touch with the rising generations. It’s not just the internet-connected youth that need to […]
The Internet is a mainstream phenomenon, and it’s here for the long haul. Though it may seem counter-intuitive at first, any ministry can benefit from embracing the World Wide Web. Used as a vehicle to spread, honor and celebrate God’s word, the Internet becomes a tool with unparalleled reach. The fact is, most people today […]
Are you inspired to help create a spiritual community but unsure how to start? Do you have a vision for building your own church? Is there a still, small voice insisting that you’re called to serve as a pastor? If you want to heed that voice, but don’t know how to become a pastor, read […]
For 40 years the Universal Life Church has existed to help all people, regardless of religion or beliefs, to pursue their individual spiritual paths. ULC believes that each person is the only one who can determine their own faith, without religious dogma or law dictating their beliefs. The Universal Life Church has only one doctrine: […]
One of the primary driving forces and goals of the American settlers was religious freedom. The freedom from constrictive religious hierarchies that were lead by leaders with strong ties to the nobility in many European countries. The religious hierarchy of both the Catholic and Protestant churches in Europe ensured that the wealthy, ruling elite remained […]
Ministers and church leaders have increasingly turned to the Internet to build connections with their congregations. Some ministers even specialize in online outreach programs. Individuals who have received their online ordination from Universal Life Church can seize upon many opportunities to build their ministries through the Internet. Building a virtual congregation is a great way […]
