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Feeling overlooked? Discover 11 transformative lessons from an 18th-century minister who thrived against all odds: theruralproject.org/blog/what-an-1…

Too many churches chase the newest fads while neglecting the timeless truths. • Intentional discipleship • Genuine community • Faithful preaching These old-fashioned virtues are still the key to a thriving church.

Rural Britain is home to over 10 million souls. Yet, many villages remain unreached by the gospel. Discover five compelling reasons to prioritize evangelism in rural areas: theruralproject.org/blog/5-reasons…

I find more wisdom in pastoral books from the 1800s than modern megachurch guides. Perhaps I have more in common with a Victorian country minister than today's megachurch preachers. Any one else find this?

4 Overlooked Opportunities in Rural Ministry: 1. Building intergenerational relationships 2. Creating space for deeper discipleship 3. Offering biblical teaching where it may be scarce 4. Developing leaders who understand both rural life and gospel truth What would you add?

Pastor, That sermon to twelve people matters. Today’s faithful teaching plants seeds for generations. Keep going.

Rural communities value connection over performance. No big audience or special skills required Just willing hands and heart.

📅 MARK YOUR CALENDAR: June 25th at noon Join our interview with Ivor MacDonald on reaching rural communities with the gospel. Free registration: theruralproject.org/zoom

You need to stop thinking of church growth as a numbers game. Start thinking of it as a relationship-building opportunity. One genuine connection can change everything.

If you want to reach your community? Get involved! Serve on committees, attend local events, and be a visible presence. People are drawn to those who genuinely care.

7 Truths About Rural Ministry Success: 1. Depth > breadth 2. Measure impact in years 3. Urban metrics don't apply 4. Teaching to 15 people matters 5. Bivocational pastors are heroes 6. Small communities need biblical truth 7. Local influence runs deeper than you know

Pray this morning for the bivocational pastor still finishing his sermon. These men are the unsung heroes of rural ministry.

4 Practices for Gospel-Centered Rural Church Life: 1. Preach evangelistically even when non-Christians aren't present 2. Share what amazes you about God from each sermon 3. Value biblical truth over cultural accommodation 4. Plants seeds for generations What would you add?

Reading this challenging book by Jared C. Wilson at the moment. What's a book that has spoken to you recently?

A church exists for mission as a fire exists for burning. But how do you fan those flames in a rural setting? Rob Scothern discusses how to cultivate a missional culture in rural church 👇 theruralproject.org/blog/missional…

What if churches encouraged pastors to preach elsewhere? Martyn Lloyd-Jones had 13 free Sundays yearly to minister in other congregations. Could sending our leaders to small rural churches revitalise both communities?

Happy pentecost! May the Spirit help you preach with the boldness of Peter.

Rural ministry often means pioneering where others have forgotten. Learn from Ivor MacDonald's experience reaching rural communities. Join us June 25th: theruralproject.org/zoom

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