Multiplication: Global Church Multiplication Leaders Reflect
Three international leaders reflect on how God is building the church through global church multiplication in Europe and Australia.
Tag: Church Planting
Practical Multiplication: Multiplying Microchurches
A conversation with Jason Shepperd, Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce
New Tool Matches Church Planters to Networks
Introducing PlanterMatch, a free tool for church planters
Rethinking Church: The Power of Reproducing Churches
More and more churches are embracing a new metric of success that prioritizes sending and growth through reproducing churches over simply gathering and accumulating.
Exponential Launches a Collection of Free Webinars on Church Multiplication and Race
Guests including John Perkins, Miles McPherson, Brian Loritts, Matt Chandler, Grant Skeldon, Brenda Salter McNeil and more
How to Plant 10,000 Churches in One Year
Africas largest-attendance church grows bigger by training everyone in evangelism to plant 10,000 churches.
Leading in Difficult and Confusing Times
The U.S. military created the acronym VUCA right after the Cold War. While the war was going on, the battle lines of the world were pretty much set in place. But after that, the situation was volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. And our situation right now is pretty much the same. We want to lead … Continued
How Crossover Global Plants Churches Among Unreached People Groups
This article originally appeared on the Lausanne Movement website and is republished here with permission from the Lausanne Movement. In this interview, Bill Jones, Joo Mordomo and Ken Katayama share their experiences leading Crossover Global, an organization that has planted well over 2,000 churches among unreached people groups and hopes to plant 4,000 more by […]
Dave Ferguson: Church Multiplication Collaboration Is the FuturePart 1
Church multiplication will require a spirit of church multiplication collaboration.
The Refinery: A Church Replant for a Rural Industrial Community in Robinson, Illinois
Robinson, Illinois, is a unique town of about 8,000 people. Rural, but defined by industry, Robinson is about 40 minutes away from the next largest city. It is home to a Marathon Petroleum Corporation refinery, a Hershey Company plant and a state prison. It is also where Pastor Adam Hafenbridle, along with his wife, Emily, is leading a church replant named The Refinery in this community.
