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This Believe Butterfly Magnet is a cut out of a multicolored butterfly. The word "Believe" is printed on the body of the butterfly while the wings are colored in green, pink, purple, and white.

The entire back of the butterfly is magnetic, and that makes for a magnet that attaches flush to any magnetic surface.

• Strong Magnet 
• Flush fit 
• Packaged in a self-seal bag with hanging tag 
• Size: 4.25" x 3" x 0.03" 

Nearly one in four congregations in the United States is a midsize church (150-400 worshippers per week), and the midsize church has its own distinctive culture, dynamics, and characteristics. Drawing on years of research and pastoral ministry, David J. Peter has written a comprehensive handbook for pastors and staff who direct these churches.

Peter covers the most important issues leaders encounter, including:
- The important role they play in advancing the kingdom of God
- Common cultural characteristics
- Typical problems and productive solutions
- Advantages over both small and large churches, and how to capitalize on them
- Practices for developing healthy programs
- The responsibilities of the pastor
- Guidance for hiring staff and recruiting volunteers

Pastors of midsize congregations will find effective resources and encouragement for successful leadership.

Outside of financial crises or large capital campaigns, "major donors" or "high-capacity givers" may be the most ignored group in churches when it comes to spiritual development. The Ministry of Giving is a great reminder that our financial leaders have much more to give than just financial resources, and building a bridge to them will benefit us in ways we have yet to understand or imagine. Launching a giving ministry isn't about money. It's about raising up people to fulfill the mission and vision God has placed on our hearts.

The Multiplying Church is a primer for pastors and lay leaders involved in, or wanting to learn about, the church multiplication groundswell in North America. It shows how multiplying churches should be a natural, regular function of every church to reach the 70 percent of Americans who have no meaningful church relationship. Detailing the stories and guiding principles of this dramatic growth, this guide offers insight on: - Why churches are multiplying in the East but not in the West - Keys to church multiplication - The missing link--pregnant mother churches - Antioch vs. Jerusalem: Which got it right? - What kind of churches should we start? - What is the end game of church planting? - How big does a church have to be to start multiplying churches? - Church planting movements or Jesus movements? Bob Roberts helps us return to an early-church model of multiplication where a single church sent laypeople out to plant other communities of believers.