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Chargement... Church Mergers and Plants | 9Marks Journalpar Jonathan Leeman
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Church mergers and church plants represent good news and bad news. The bad news is that it seems more and more churches are declining and in need of a restart. Church plants represent the good news: we have a bourgeoning supply of young pastors who desire to give themselves to the raising up and shepherding of God's flock. And because we have more prospective pastors than open pulpits, we plant churches. Praise God for this "problem"!9Marks isn't primarily in the business of offering church planting wisdom. We're not a planting ministry. Nonetheless, we want to think briefly about what our DNA means in this context. Perhaps the most important thing we can say is what Nathan Knight and Matt McCullough say in their articles: a church plant is a church, and a church planter is a pastor.This Journal considers church planting-its loneliness, its effect on sending churches, its demand for creativity in the midst of financial difficulty. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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