Kevin D. Hendricks - Editor

After attending the same fundamentalist Baptist church for 18 years, Kevin branched out in college, trying an Evangelical Covenant church, a Lutheran Native American church, and finally settling on a charismatic Episcopalian church. Kevin has seen it all, from ugly near church-splits to being virtually invisible in church despite teaching kindergarten Sunday school. He's also seen his dad come back to church after a lifetime of sleeping in on Sundays. As much as he hates it, he loves the church.

Kevin's done about everything in the church, from puppet ministry to breaking lights in the sanctuary with a wayward yo-yo to reprising his role as Jesus in multiple youth group dramas (a part he earned solely on the merits of his facial hair). Currently, Kevin and his wife, Abby, are in a small group, help out with youth group and volunteer for all sorts of stuff.

After working with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and their Internet presence and teen ministry, Kevin founded his own writing and editing company in 2004, Monkey Outta Nowhere. Kevin specializes in articles, editing content and big picture communication strategy. He also blogs--which he's done since 1998 before the word came into common usage.

Kevin and his wife, Abby, live in St. Paul, Minn. with their daughter, Lexi, and their dogs, Speak and Mazie.

Most Recent 10 Entries:
Small Churches Should Embrace Cheap Technology
Facebook for Pastors
The Church & Earth Day
Responding to Attacks
Churches as a Media Platform
HOW Church Marketing Sucks
Forget Marketing, Christian Living Sucks
Church Marketing Goes Local
Lessons from 15 Compassion International Bloggers
How to Write Scannable Copy for the Web