Sharing the gospel is at the heart of pioneering and planting. We look at building confidence and different ways to engage in evangelism.
By David Sola Oludoyi, Phil Knox, Simon Guillebaud and Ben GardnerJune 2021
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Bishop Ric Thorpe and others
Helping churches grow by being intentional about their health, depth and impact.
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Wole Agbaje and others
How to identify the people with the right skills for your team and build life as a team.
Darren Wolf and others
Introducing the principles of coaching and how it benefits pioneers and planters.
Christian Selvaratnam and others
What are the training needs of pioneers and planters and how can we best meet them?
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Beki Rogers and others
Recognising the unique pressures church planting puts on leaders and how to grow healthy, sustainable ministry.
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Fr James Mallon
Father James Mallon of Nova Scotia, Canada, and founder of the Divine Renovation ministry, speaks to the delegates of Multiply 2020.
Betty King and others
Understanding the gifts given to the church by Christ, from Eph 4:11. Learn why the restoration of the gift of apostle, prophet and evangelist is especially …
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Pastor Agu Irukwu
Pastor Agu Irakwu, Senior Pastor of Jesus House for All Nations in London tells how God has led him and his church into a new phase of church planting …
Josh Howard and others
Josh Howard of Central India Christian Mission introduces Diwas Lama and Albert Tennyson, two church planters multiplying disciples and churches in India.
Mohan Seevaratnam and others
How can people plant new Christian communities alongside their ‘day job’? Why is it vital to enable this to happen? A look at the challenges and principles …
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Helen Shannon
Helen Shannon is one of our Islington Associates and leader of church@five, a church that meets on an estate in East Finchley, North London. Having planted …
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Simon Hall and others
When church buildings shut, churches went online at home. How can we move from online groups to thriving house churches?
