Sports Trends Among Millenials
‘Social networking’ is having a major impact on sports participation patterns in the U.S. – particularly for those aged 12 to 30 (‘Generation Y’)…
Why I root for the Spurs
I can’t say I am a big NBA fan. I know some of the stars, but I did ‘t watch one regular season game.spurs
The Way to Recruit Volunteers in Your Ministry
I mention all of this because I think within the church, and especially within the sports ministry world, we don’t recruit well…
Are you and your ministry prepared for the unexpected?
In their presentation, you will find challenging insights, thought provoking situations, and very helpful solutions that will give you the following takeaways:
Chicago suburb installs signs to get parents to chill out at youth games
It’s not unusual for an athletic field to feature signs that advise about the rules of the game being played at the site. What is more unusual is for those signs to offer rules and reminders for parents rather than the athletes themselves.
An Encouraging Story of Sports Outreach
The church “charged” just $5 but easily overlooked even that “dignity fee,” and 200 rambunctious, excited children flooded the field…
Off Topic: Facebook is Making People Sad
We’ve been warned that social media can distract us, shorten our attention spans, disconnect us from real-life relationships. Now a new study suggests that Facebook might also be making us miserable…
Book Review: The Trellis and the Vine
Trellis work also often looks more impressive than vine work. It’s more visible and structural. We can point to something tangible–a committee, an event, a program, a budget, an infrastructure–and say that we have achieved something…
Tour Stars on Golf and God
Living Golf explores the role of faith on the PGA Tour and speaks with 2012 U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson.
Jeremy Lin on why he plays basketball
Lin recently took to Facebook to answer questions from fans during what he called Fan Appreciation Week….