Multi-site Church a Passing Fad?
Geoff Surratt asks Is Multi-site Church a Passing Fad? He cites some historical examples I've not seen before that may be of interest to some.
posted by RevReav @ 5:26 PM
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One Church / Many Locations
New Life church is becoming Multi-site. We are intentionally meeting in several places throughout our city, and someday, throughout the Northwest. I am doing my D.Min. project on churches that meet in multiple locations.
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Monday, April 03, 2006
Nearly 30% of Churches are Considering Multi-sites
Here is an amazing statistic from Monday Morning Insight Weblog: Nearly 30% of Churches are Considering Multi-sites.
posted by RevReav @ 3:12 PM
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- Name: RevReav
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I am a humble pastor who was changed by God through reading the New Testament through in Greek in 2008. I want to share the experience in 2009 with anyone who wants to be changed, too.
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