A Church Planter’s Idiosyncratic Tour through the Acts of the Apostles
By John Valentine
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Ed Stetzer
How do we raise up church leaders for the harvest? Ed Stetzer speaks about the importance of raising up leaders in the mission of God to see a multiplication …
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Andy Blacknell
Building a team is key to the journey of any plant, covering the roles you might consider in your team plus how to recruit, select, develop and motivate …
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Bishop Ric Thorpe
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John Valentine
The Church is rediscovering an ancient New Testament way of doing mission and ministry. It is one of the fastest growing movements in world Christianity …
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Winfield Bevins and John Valentine
Discussion about mighty church planting movements which have profoundly affected the history of the UK from the Celtic and Roman missions of the C5th and …
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Bishop Jill Duff and others
Is church planting biblical? What might a theology for church planting look like? Panel: Jill Duff, Will Foulger, and Graham Tomlin
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Toria Gray
Understanding and working with stakeholders who have influence over your plans is a vital step in your planting journey.
There is a growing movement of church planting across the world, yet biblical and theological reflection on the topic is still lacking.
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John Valentine - theologian, trainer and host of the Doctorate of Ministry in church planting from Asbury Theological Seminary - shares a brief introduction …
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Cris Rogers
Cris Rogers is the rector of All Hallows Church in Bow, East London. At the Multiply: Estates Mission conference of March 2023, Cris gave this keynote …
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Ed Stetzer, professor and dean of Wheaton College, outlines the theological starting point for mission, examining its roots in the identity of God himself.
Winfield Bevins
Modern missional movements have often viewed the historic Christian traditions with suspicion. The old traditions may be beautiful, the thinking goes …