Church coffee hour

and a recipe for the best bars to serve with your coffee

Sunday Social Hour hosts are needed.

Coffee sign at church Psalm 23:5

This loaf is chock-full of blueberries—two whole cups! When you pour the vanilla sauce over the bread, it makes it moist--almost like a pudding. I suggest serving a robust cup of coffee with this delicious treat. —Sue Davis, Wausau, Wisconsin

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Your visitor reception after your church service is a top church visitor assimilation tool. Don't go cheap nor cut it from your budget.

Although food certainly isn’t a main reason people attend your church events and activities, great snacks never hurt. Whether you’re planning coffee-hour fellowship for adults, Sunday school or VBS for children, or gatherings for youth, families or small groups, yummy church snack ideas are always a hit. #churchsnacks #churchsnackideas #kidmin #kidminsnacks #childrensministry #snacks

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These Crescent Sausage Bites from The Kitchen Is My Playground are SO simple, and very cheap to make! Try making them with friends or roommates, or scale the recipe down. Here is the original recip…

Researcher Kirk Hadaway has discovered that coffee hour in rapidly growing Episcopal churches is different than in the average congregation. It tends to be more vibrant, even chaotic, but in a good way! Taking steps to make coffee hour more vibrant and engaging is a simple way for any church to develop a sense of

By Mike BacileAs church cafés have developed over the years, so has the basic formula for creating a café that meets the needs and purpose of the community. Fading are the days when a church could just serve drip coffee and still be able to create the community and needed revenue for ministries.But along with the new wave of cafés comes a stark reality: if the café isn’t set up and run correctly, it can be more burden than blessing.When the first big wave of church cafés started, there was a…

I want to see how Jesus has changed lives. I scroll down my social media feed and I see churches with pictures of their concert-like settings, their graphics, and their trendy sermon series...but those don't appeal to me.

January library coffee shop decor

In those 10 minutes of service, I felt more Christian than I ever had sitting in a pew on Sunday mornings.

Should the church be starting businesses to advance its mission? We at Sleeve a Message have noticed a growing trend – Churches opening coffee shops. Christian Today recently reported, that the connection between the coffee shop and the church represents a growing trend of churches advancing their mission through for-profit businesses. Getting Started: There is

Made this flyer for Church coffee hour and fellowship.