The rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus and accompanying social distancing measures have impacted almost every facet of our society. The inability to gather in person for Sunday meetings, community groups and other occasions presents significant challenges and opportunities for our church life.
Colin Baron started church planting in the early 1990s and has started several churches through the UK, particularly across Manchester where he has been ministering for the last 25 years. In this episode Colin talks the multiplanting model that he has developed. For more about Colin’s story and church planting philosophy, see his recent book ‘Multiplanting’.
When you are starting new churches or sites there can be a cost borne by those left behind. Friends, resources and vision poured into the new initiative can leave a gap when they have gone. This is the ‘Rip Effect’.
Colin Baron started church planting in the early 1990s and has started several churches through the UK, particularly across Manchester where he has been ministering for the last 25 years. In this episode Colin talks about his first wave of multisite church planting in Manchester. For more about Colin’s story and church planting philosophy, see his recent book ‘Multiplanting’.
Colin Baron started church planting in the early 1990s and has started several churches through the UK, particularly across Manchester where he has been ministering for the last 25 years. In this episode Colin talks a bit about his background and how he got into planting multisite churches. For more about Colin’s story and church planting philosophy, see his recent book ‘Multiplanting’.
Tim and Matt Simmonds are church planting brothers who are pioneering churches in Manchester and Amsterdam. In this series of podcast episodes they discuss mistakes they have made along the way. Today they interview Pete Cornford who has planted two churches in London about the effect of gathering people into a church plant.
Tim and Matt Simmonds are church planting brothers who are pioneering churches in Manchester and Amsterdam. In this series of podcast episodes they discuss mistakes they have made along the way. Today they interview Phil Whittall who has planted in Stockholm about being willing to take anyone in a church plant.
Steve Addison is a Christian leader who has studied multiplying movements. In this episode of the podcast we talk to Steve about the ideas in his newest book – The Rise and Fall of Movements.
Tim and Matt Simmonds are church planting brothers who are pioneering churches in Manchester and Amsterdam. In this series of podcast episodes they discuss mistakes they have made along the way. Today they talk about how we can sometimes overthink contextualisation.