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There is a lot at stake for the church to be strong and healthy in every community. The church is the key to God's Kingdom, and the church has to be going cheaper, faster and more effectively to reach more people with the message of hope. Here’s why a portable campus as an incubator often makes sense:
There is a lot at stake for the church to be strong and healthy in every community. The church is the key to God's Kingdom, and the church has to be going cheaper, faster and more effectively to reach more people with the message of hope. Here’s why a portable campus as an incubator often makes sense:
22 Aug 2018

Launching Campuses Faster, Cheaper and More Effectively

There is a lot at stake for the church to be strong and healthy in every community. The church is…
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For many years, the common idea of evangelical church growth was centered around growing bigger. But, this model has been rapidly changing over the last few years with more churches planting new and smaller offshoots. Here are some key thoughts about kick-starting momentum and multisite trends:
For many years, the common idea of evangelical church growth was centered around growing bigger. But, this model has been rapidly changing over the last few years with more churches planting new and smaller offshoots. Here are some key thoughts about kick-starting momentum and multisite trends:
05 Mar 2018

Three Key Thoughts to Kick-Start Momentum

For many years, the common idea of evangelical church growth was centered around growing bigger. But, this model has been…
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Leadership Network and Portable Church Industries recently released a new report called "8 Launch Wins: A Study of 1,500-Plus New Churches and Multisite Campuses." In this interview, I caught up with Warren Bird to discuss the findings of the study, as well as some of the multisite church trends my team at The Unstuck Group is seeing.
Leadership Network and Portable Church Industries recently released a new report called "8 Launch Wins: A Study of 1,500-Plus New Churches and Multisite Campuses." In this interview, I caught up with Warren Bird to discuss the findings of the study, as well as some of the multisite church trends my team at The Unstuck Group is seeing.
29 Jan 2018

Church Launch Wins: Interview with Warren Bird

Leadership Network and Portable Church Industries recently released a new report called “8 Launch Wins: A Study of 1,500-Plus New…
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There’s a common trait of growing churches, young church planters, and early launch teams who dream of multiplying. Yet, leaders are filling in the blank with reasons to not launch. But, we think you don’t need to hold back from your multisite launch so much – and not for much longer.
There’s a common trait of growing churches, young church planters, and early launch teams who dream of multiplying. Yet, leaders are filling in the blank with reasons to not launch. But, we think you don’t need to hold back from your multisite launch so much – and not for much longer.
17 Jan 2018

Why to Launch NOW, Not Later

There’s a common trait of growing churches, young church planters, and early launch teams who dream of multiplying. Yet, leaders…
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We're seeing a new trend: Churches that were one church in multiple locations are shifting to become multiple churches in multiple locations. In this episode of The Unstuck Church Podcast, Amy and I discuss this un-multisiting trend, and what it means for leaders of multisite churches.
We're seeing a new trend: Churches that were one church in multiple locations are shifting to become multiple churches in multiple locations. In this episode of The Unstuck Church Podcast, Amy and I discuss this un-multisiting trend, and what it means for leaders of multisite churches.
05 Dec 2017

Should You Un-Multisite? | The Unstuck Church Podcast

We’re seeing a new trend: Churches that were one church in multiple locations are shifting to become multiple churches in multiple locations. In this episode…
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