One Step

Our church is currently in the middle of a campaign called One Step. The purpose is to encourage, even challenge, both members and nonmembers to take One Step in their spiritual growth process to become more fully devoted followers of Christ. For some people, that may mean visiting a Bible Fellowship class. For others, it may mean they begin to serve in some capacity in the church. While for some, it simply means they take One Step and complete a guest registration card so that the church knows who they are and can then attempt to minister more effectively to them.

I had lunch last week with a friend (now a young Dad who is heavily involved in ministry) who reflected on how, before he became a Dad, he thought he was busy and involved in serving others. Now that he's truly busy, he looks back and wishes he had been more involved when he had the opportunity.

Do you need to take One Step?