All church planters, especially the lead planter, need to engage in fundraising.
By John ValentineJuly 2019
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Philippa Guy
Throughout the life of a church plant, communication is key. Explore the communication cycle, communication plans and different media streams.
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Jacquie Driver
All plants have some finance and budgeting to manage as they launch and grow.
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John Valentine
An extended essay looking at the theological and historical background to bivocational ministry, and an analysis of some contemporary developments.
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Andy Blacknell
Leading Change will help you understand more about the resistance you will encounter during change and help you develop plans that include the six "change …
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Bishop Ric Thorpe
There is no right way to plant a church. We can look back, we can look around, but you still need to work out what God has uniquely called you to.
Ros Hoare
This job description is intended as a guide rather than a template. It will give you a general idea of the demands and duties generally required by such …
Ron Bushyager
Understand your strengths and weaknesses as a leader looking at the theory of true self and false self and how this applies to your planting journey.
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Jacquie Driver and others
The practicalities of planting new churches, including good governance, financial systems, funding challenges and buildings issues.
Pete Broadbent and others
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Understanding your context will have direct impact on your planting plans.
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Richard Gough
How to flourish through engaging well with the local clergy and senior clergy in your diocese along with your central diocesan teams (or equivalent).
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Thirtyone:eight reframes the vital-yet-weighty subject of safeguarding in our churches.