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Why is your church committed to planting new congregations? What are the important factors to consider when launching daughter churches?
Leith Anderson responds in our Ask the Experts discussion.


Topics:Church planting, Community impact, Evangelism, Outreach
Filters:Church board, Evangelism, Missions, Outreach, Pastor
Purpose:Evangelism
Date Added:March 18, 2008

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Larry Phyfe   (Registered User)Posted: March 20, 2008
Great analysis! I really never viewed evangelism from this perspective. We all too often see evangelism as attempting to build one's own church from "little" to "large". This is important....however there are souls still living in the harvest fields waiting for the right "worker" to come along. I believe starting the new church, the new work and the fresh "worker" in Christ is the answer! I am thankful for your insight on this issue.


Reggie   (Guest) Posted: March 19, 2008
Amen! Churches should look outside themselves and build the kingdom, not pastors' egos.


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