Megachurch pastors are a rare breed. They represent 0.3% of North America’s
churches but they draw almost 10% of weekly Protestant worshippers. Most of
these churches are growing, many by a respectable level of conversion growth.
They are high-visibility congregations with widespread influence. In May 2009,
Leadership Network conducted a survey of 232 megachurch pastors. This report
reveals some interesting insights on their unique role.

Leadership Development: An Age-Old Challenge with a Modern-Day Twist
Team Collaboration: Broadening the Church Leadership Platform
The New Role for Western Missionaries
Hire or Freeze? Churches Take Differing Staff Approaches to Keep External Focus
The New Metrics: How Do They Look in Your Church?
Team Collaboration: Broadening the Church Leadership Platform
The Heartbeat of Rising Influence Churches
"Enough" Stewardship Curriculum Guide
Pastors Who Are Shaping the Future: An Inside Look at Today's Influencers
Brave New Women
Good to Great Church Planting: Accelerating Growth and Effectiveness in Church Planting
Multisite Movement Gaining New Momentum in New Places
Breaking the 50 Percent Barrier: How to Increase Small Group Participation in Your Church
Digital Signage: The Need to Manage Content
Teacher First: Leadership Network's 2009 Survey of Large-Church Senior Pastors
Teacher First: Leadership Network's 2009 Survey of Large-Church Senior Pastors
The Heartbeat of Rising Influence Churches
Living on the Resurrection Side of Life: “Resurrection Power”
Generosity Becoming a Fundamental Spiritual Discipline for Churches
Changing Metrics: The Benefits of Measuring Devotion and Obedience, Not Just Numbers