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Netherlands: If Here, Then Anywhere? Bethel Church

Warren Bird -
The touch of God began in an aged, discouraged and divided congregation. Few imagined what the church was to become.
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“A Lot of Fun to Experience” — Lessons From a Mystery Visit

Mystery Visitor -
An unchurched person reports on an unannounced visit to a local church. Could it be yours?
Ideas

A Place of Healing: Corcoran First

James P. Long -
A Church Averts Closure by Addressing the Most Serious Community Needs.
Ideas

Reverse Retention: Disciple and Send

Jason Brinker -
Lead Pastor Jason Brinker shares why First Baptist Jacksonville can't do retention.
Interviews

Wilfredo “Choco” De Jesús: Do the Numbers Really Matter?

Wilfredo “Choco” De Jesús -
"While we don’t get to determine the talents which God has given us, we do choose how we leverage them for the kingdom."
Features

Megachurch World: Learning From the International Church

Warren Bird -
As Christianity grows outside of North America, so does the potential to learn from their ministry innovations.
Church Profiles

Something Bigger Than "Us": The Crossing

Troy Anderson -
The Crossing Focuses on Serving Kids, the Community, and the World
Ideas

The Greasy Spoon Gospel

Jessica Hanewinckel -
A local diner becomes church on Monday nights.
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