Church Planting
Pastors, Seek Divine Presence Over PerformanceHow the work of ministry relies on our participation in Christ.
Some Church Plants Launch on Easter After COVID-19 DelaysNew congregations have put their initial public gatherings on hold for six months or more.
Aftershocks: What the Japanese Church Has Learned 10 Years After FukushimaThe 2011 triple disaster devastated the Tohoku region of northeast Japan and dramatically disrupted Christian ministry—for the better.
Reading While Not BlackHow a group of white church planters learned to listen to African Americans and build a better Christian community.
Replanting Can Work. A Church Just Has to Die and Rise Again.How one East Tennessee congregation took a leap of faith and witnessed a resurrection.
After Military Coup, It’s ‘Time to Shout’ for Myanmar EvangelicalsDespite becoming more vulnerable and disconnected following last week’s military takeover, the country’s Christian minority steps out in prayer and protest.
Ministry Forged in the Fires of Racial HostilityDr. Doug Logan became a Christian while running a barbershop in Patterson, New Jersey. Now he wants to equip pastors to serve more neighborhoods like his.
20 Questions for the Churches in AfricaConrad Mbewe, a Zambian pastor, asks them in his book. But there are others worth considering.
Pastors Launch Church-Planting Network for ‘Black and Brown Neighborhoods’A new initiative led by Thabiti Anyabwile aims to support leaders serving in distressed urban areas.
US Megachurches Are Getting Bigger and Thinking SmallerChurch growth has corresponded with a huge jump in multisite locations and deeper engagement in small groups.
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