Attention: To Those Who Want to Start A Church in the U.S.
Do You Want To Be a Part of a Religious Movement? Do You Want to Bring Faith to Your Community?
You’re Not Alone.
Dear Would-Be Church Organizer,
You’ve noticed that faith is lacking in your community, and while you go to church week after week, it can be frustrating to see the masses simply not understand the message.
But if you could start your own church, things would get better.
Starting a church in the United States doesn’t have to be a difficult process once you understand the basics. By simply reading a book, you can begin to create a place where faith is celebrated – any faith that you like. You can bring the teachings, the stories, and the lessons to another generation.
You don’t have to wonder anymore how you will bring your faith into your community. You can start the process of building a church today.
You don’t have to wait for someone else to do what you are called to do. You can be the one that people have been looking to find.
When your faith is strong enough, you can do anything.
What Religions Are Followed in The United States?
Before you begin to start a church or a spiritual center in the United States, it can be helpful to find out more about what faiths are currently being practiced in the country.
While this is not an exhaustive list, “How to Start a Church in the U.S.” strives to include descriptions of as many faiths as possible.
· Native American religion
· Protestant Christianity
· African-American religion
· Catholicism
· Hispanic
· Judaism
· Islam
· Hinduism
· Buddhism
These faiths can all be brought into your community if you have the community already eager for a place to worship.
By learning more about each faith, you can make sure that you are celebrating their traditions and that these folks can feel welcomed in the new church that you are building for them.
How Do You Plant a Church?
What many people don’t realize is that you can’t just buy a building and then assume that people will show up. You need to treat the church like a plant and begin to nurture it into fruition.
In “How to Start a Church in the U.S.,” we will talk about:
· Starting a new congregation
· A parachute drop
· A private home
· New church, parent church funded
· Dissolving congregations
· Break with the original church
· Partnership
· Smaller churches under a mother church
· A work in progress
· What was a church?
As you can see, this book is very detailed, and it is ready to help people just like you know exactly what to do in order to get things started the right way.
How Can I Avoid Being A Cult?
When you first tell friends and family that you are starting a new church, they might think that you are crazy. They might think that you are going to create a cult.
This is probably not the case, but it never hurts to learn more about cults in case you are working with a partner on building the church and you want to be CERTAIN that you’re not doing something that will harm people.
You will learn:
· What is a cult?
· Countering a cult
· Hitting the high spots
In “How to Start a Church in the U.S.,” you will find out what a true cult looks like in order to make sure that you are never putting your congregation into that position.
Does My Church Act As a Business?
Creating a church is already more complicated than you thought it would be, isn’t it? But this doesn’t have to mean that you should give up now.
All you need to do is to make sure that you are aware that your church has to act as a business in some respects.
In “How to Start a Church in the U.S.,” we will be covering:
· Key ideas
· Incorporation and legal status
· Public charity
· Private foundation
· Private operating foundation
· Becoming 501(c)(3)
While this all sounds more complicated than you expected, this book is going to help you move through these issues step by step so that you have all of your legal issues settled before you open up the doors.
What About The Church and Political Issues?
While there might be an idea of separation of church and state, this doesn’t mean that you will be able to avoid politics in your church.
You will need to make sure that you are thinking about the campaigns that might be held during your time at the church and whether it is the best idea to back one church or the other church.
On the other hand, “How to Start a Church in the U.S.” also talks about the other side of the issue and what happens when you don’t become politically active.
You need to figure out what is best for your church and what is best for your long-term plans.
We will help you find out what will work best for you.
Using the Web For Your Church
The technology that is readily available today is going to help you spread the word in more ways than those who came before you ever could.
In “How to Start a Church in the U.S.,” we will talk about:
· Meaning and purpose
· Keep it simple
· Hosting the site
· Content ideas
· Design
· Promotion
· Virtual church?
You have more options than ever for creating a virtual community, as well as an in-person community – or both.
While your ancestors might have thought that the actual church was the most important structure of the congregation, things have changed.
Using the Internet is not only essential for a church’s survival, but it’s also going to help you reach out to as many people as possible.
Keeping the faith used to mean saying your prayers and going to church regularly. But today, you can begin your own church and begin to see your own faith realized.
With “How to Start a Church in the U.S.,” you have the tools that you need to make sure that you are ready to be the leader of your community. And when you do this, you not only honor your faith, but you also build a powerful purpose.
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