Great Moments in Community Transformation
The ZIP-code sized aspiration of Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas
The ZIP-code sized aspiration of Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas
Mark DeYmaz offers practical ideas for encouraging for-profit business to enhance the community.
A church that reflects its community is uniquely positioned to revive faith, restore hope and reveal love in the community.
Can a church really hope to transform a community if in fact it does not reflect the community, particularly in terms of ethnic and economic diversity?
Instead of changing the world, seek to transform a neighborhood, a ZIP code or an apartment complex with a more focused vision.
Efrem Smith: "The churches that are doing the best in our conference in engaging their surrounding community are the ones who value a cause more than their Sunday morning worship."
Eugene Cho: “If we reduce church to a program, we’ve forgotten our identity as a ‘sent’ people.”
About 75 percent of Next Level’s attendees are involved in one of more than 100 interest-based Connection Groups
How a Tennessee church of 60 is discovering what it means to be a neighbor
Brooklyn Tabernacle's Jim Cymbala: Do we really believe God can draw anyone to Himself?