Quick & Easy: Make Your Own Sojourn Easter Invite Card!

Want your friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers to come with you to Sojourn Gathered this Easter?  Want to make a nice looking Invite Card for them?  Here’s how to do it quickly and easily, with help from our Art Director, Michael Winters:
Click Here To Get A High-Res Version Of This Card Design, Then Print!

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Win A Free Book, Read Elder Responses To Vision Campaign Questions, Check New Campus Info

The weekend is about to begin, and I hope ya’ll are as excited as I am.  The weather should be great (for March), and Pastor Daniel is beginning our A.D. sermon series in the Gospel of Matthew on Sunday.
Here are some more quick things you can check out online this weekend (when you’re not spending [...]

Getting Ready For Sunday: How To Prepare For The NEW SERMON SERIES This Sunday, 3.7.10

We took a long journey through the Old Testament, didn’t we?  I mean, it certainly wasn’t forty years in the wilderness, but we camped out with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, David, Isaiah and Daniel for a while.  I know our pastors hope you clearly saw how everything — including the “old covenant” — is all about [...]

Major Changes To Campus Leadership Teams – Exec Pastor Answers Questions

If you’ve happened to see recent changes we made to the “Locations and Service Times” section of sojournchurch.com (which is featured prominently on the home page) you’ve no doubt noticed some changes.  The page itself looks different, and it leads to separate sections for our East campus and Midtown campus.  From there, the viewer can [...]

Getting Ready For Sunday: How To Prepare For The February 28 Sojourn Gathered

This week, Pastor Daniel Montgomery will teach on singing, clapping, stomping, kneeling, bowing — all about worshiping our great God through music and rhythm. We all know that some people are more expressive than others.  And of course, whole streams of Christianity have developed traditions that are more or less expressive than other traditions.  Culture, [...]

Created For Community: Working Together Even When It Drives You Nuts

Writers don’t want to need editors.
But alas, they do.
Sojourn has a great team of editors that work on articles for Travelogue, our print journal, and various communication pieces (mostly printed pieces, because we writers can get away with being a bit more sloppy on the ol’ World Wide Grammatically Lazy Web).
Sometimes we writers don’t avail [...]

Inside Sojourn: So What Else Is There About “The City,” Our New Online Community?

This past week we launched The City, Sojourn’s new in-house online community.  Hopefully you read our introductory blog post here and the three “Audra On The City” posts by Office Manager Audra Todd.  If you did, and if you’ve signed up, then you’re probably already cruising up and down The City like a lifelong resident.
But [...]

Getting Ready For Sunday: How To Prepare For The NEW SERMON SERIES This Sunday, 2.7.2010

This Sunday at Sojourn Gathered, Pastor Daniel Montgomery will lead us into a new sermon series from the book of Psalms.  We will camp out in Psalms for four weeks.  After that, we’ll dig into the New Testament — every single book — for the rest of 2010.
Psalms has been called the “hymn book” and [...]

Finding All The Info About Our Vision Campaign (”PDF’s and Audio and FAQ, OH MY!”)

This past Sunday, Pastor Daniel spoke about the vision that he and our elders have for this church — a vision that goes beyond capital campaigns and 12-month plans.  In fact, it’s such a big vision, with so many components, that the elders felt the need to lay it out before our members in a [...]

Why Would Sojourn Launch In New Albany? And Why Should One Campus Support Another?

Executive Pastor Bryce Butler answered a couple provocative and popular questions about Sojourn’s upcoming vision campaign in the new Inside Sojourn podcast episode.  Listen for free at iTunes and other podcast directories.  In five minutes, Pastor Bryce answers:

Why would members of Sojourn East participate in a campaign to purchase the former St. Vincent’s Cathedral in [...]

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