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Category - Outreach in Today’s Culture

Evangelism and Outreach in Today’s America

  • BiVo/Freelance/MicroChurch
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Microchurches, Inner-cities and even Trailer Parks: An Interview with Myron Pierce

1 year ago
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Ralph: Tell me a little bit about yourself and what drives you toward planting churches? Myron: Well, I’m an inner-city kid who got in tons of trouble.  Ex-gang banger, ex-dope dealer, ex-everything...

  • Outreach in Today's Culture

People are against religion, you know…

2 years ago
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“People are against religion, you know…” I’d just sat down to eat my two hot dogs when the man sharing our table informed me that people are against religion, including him. My wife and I were...

  • BiVo/Freelance/MicroChurch
  • Outreach in Today's Culture

How the Weak Win Wars

2 years ago
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About a hundred years ago, while I was in high school, I memorized the entire Gospel of Matthew for a 1960s style “Bible Quiz.” I got a scholarship out of the deal along with a fierce understanding...

  • Church Planting & Multiplication
  • Outreach in Today's Culture

Church Planting news from Japan

2 years ago
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After years of church-shrinking, Japan is becoming alert to church multiplication. After attending a couple of Exponential Conferences, my friends launched “Hero Makers Japan.” Two weeks...

  • BiVo/Freelance/MicroChurch
  • Outreach in Today's Culture

Three Reasons to Expect Better Church Multiplication

2 years ago
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The next couple of decades will bring a tsunami of change to the American church. They will ensure the success of church multipliers while leaving others maintaining tightening budgets and shrinking...

  • Disciplemaking that Reproduces
  • Outreach in Today's Culture

Making New Friends: Books That Command Attention

3 years ago
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My friend Richard Agozino developed a unique approach to discipling total strangers. It worked well, but I think we’re learning to do it better. In 1971 we planted the first Hope Chapel. In 1972...

  • A Leader's Personal Needs
  • Mobilizing Everyday Missionaries
  • Outreach in Today's Culture

Hippity, Hoppity Hope

3 years ago
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Step out of line and you ensure the ire of the religious people among us. Three people illustrated this, nastily, when my wife and I first planted a church. Their deepest problem was fear of change...

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