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Surprising Benefits for Churches who Start Fresh Expressions Travis Collins | 27 Oct 2014 Some fresh expressions of church spring up on their own, independent of any existing congregation. Lots of those “independent” fresh expressions are thriving. Most fresh expressions of church, however, emerge...
Four Methods for Becoming a Mixed Economy Church Michael Moynagh | 13 Oct 2014 A Mixed Economy? It’s easy to go through life, only interacting with people just like themselves. For many churches is no different. There is a growing need for churches that are...
Michael Moynagh: Start with what you got Michael Moynagh | 19 Feb 2014 I have been studying some of the entrepreneurship research to see what light it throws on pioneering fresh expressions of church. The University of Virginia’s Professor Saras Sarasvathy has caused...
George Linney: On running and ridicule 1 Aug 2012 God made me for a purpose. But He also made me fast. And when I run, I feel His pleasure. –Eric Liddell, Chariots of Fire Now I am no Olympian...
Kris Beckert: Breaking the language barrier Kris Beckert | 20 Jun 2012 It was the end of class, and I was tired. We had just finished up the lecture for that day, and I was ready to pack up my books and...
Gannon Sims: Bridge Building Gannon Sims | 3 Nov 2011 Brian McLaren’s recent commentary at Patheos.com gives yet another example of the either/or approach that leaves the church stuck in neutral. Whether you agree with him or pray for him,...
Transitioning from Traditional to Missional 19 Oct 2011 A little over a week ago, my cousin-in-law Josh, asked how one might go about transitioning traditional churches into “something more missional at its core.” Since I have banged my...
Why Fresh Expressions Matter Chris Backert | 5 Oct 2011 It’s no surprise to any church leader (or most members for that matter) that, regardless of denomination, the church in the western world is undergoing transitions of seismic proportion, the...

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