What Can We Learn From Children’s Ministry in Ecuador?
"When a child’s life is being changed for good, it’s natural for the parents to be willing to help out. "
Author: Warren Bird
From Aspiring Hero to Hero Maker
Candid observations from a Brazilian church planter on becoming a hero maker.
Bringing Ministry to Life in Guatemala City
By empowering people to start a ministry in areas of personal experience—from motorcycling to grieving the loss of a spouse by murder—the church connects the gospel to many people’s pain.
Building on a Strong Foundation
5 core values help fuel robust growth at this Kenyan church.
Ministry for Two: A Couple’s Co-Pastoring Journey
The churchs emphasis on youth is one of the many factors that spurs the couple to model co-pastoring ministry. Our co-leadership is intentional because we want to model for our young people that a mom and dad could equally work together in spiritual ministry, How says.
Keeping Up With The Harvest: Missional Communities Evangelism
At every sermon, people are invited to receive Christ, regardless of the numbers present. Moses also says that changing his prayer life changed the ministry, with missional communities evangelism playing a key role. God asked him to spend more time in prayer.
Bringing Jesus Into Daily Life Wherever We Are
We want people to feel welcome in an atmosphere where they can be real and bring their struggles, Sibylle says, encouraging the practice of bringing Jesus into daily life.
Loving People Where They Are
Evangelical Free Church leaders also learned what it means to serve the community when it joined with other churches and Christian leaders to form the “Love Singapore” movement, which focused largely on praying together as one church.
A Snapshot of the Coming Kingdom
America is becoming increasingly more representative of this vision as it becomes more ethnically diverse. So, how is this multiracial reality shaping the planting of new churches?