Plant Course: The Basic Tools

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.

Understanding and working with stakeholders who have influence over your plans is a vital step in your planting journey.

Understanding your context will have direct impact on your planting plans.

All church planters, especially the lead planter, need to engage in fundraising.

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 …

This session looks at how the church is of, not just with, or for the poor, and how the church can respond to practical, tangible needs and how the church …

Discover more about the different models for integrating families and children into the heart of your church plant.

How to flourish through engaging well with the local clergy and senior clergy in your diocese along with your central diocesan teams (or equivalent).

Bishop Ric invites you to learn from experienced church planters the steps to staring a new congregation.

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.

Cultural differences between churches of different sizes are greater than those between similar sized churches of different denominations. Leaders need …

Prayer sits at the heart of any church plant