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We hear from Nicolas Thebault about his move from France to Guinea in this episode of Margins 2 Mic's second season.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Steve Nicholson from the Vineyard movement shares hard-won insights about recognizing and engaging spiritual opposition when planting new churches, helping you distinguish between natural challenges and genuine spiritual resistance. He looks at practical discernment tools and biblical confidence for leading your team through the unseen battles that often accompany kingdom work.

In this conversation, David shares hard-won insights from years of apostolic ministry about what biblical spiritual authority actually looks like in both local churches and broader Kingdom work. He gives us a clearer vision of how to build trust-based leadership, discern your own gifting, and create space for others to flourish under your care.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Donna Bloomfield, who leads Hope for Tomorrow Global in Burundi, shares how working alongside the poorest and most marginalised -once known as "The Forgotten People" -has sparked a vibrant movement of Jesus followers through faithful presence and practical gospel witness. We cover how combining discipleship with community development, including agricultural training and small group discipleship, creates lasting spiritual and social transformation even in the most challenging contexts.

Martyn Dunsford shares how learning to hear God's voice became the catalyst for his calling into global mission work. Church leaders will discover practical wisdom about discerning God's direction and the courage it takes to step into cross-cultural ministry, whether you're planting churches, leading congregations, or supporting missionaries in the field.

Dr Harvey Kwiyani, author of "Multicultural Kingdom" and keynote speaker at the Unreached Conference (June 25-26), joins Andy McCullough and Gavin Bissessar to explore how churches can move beyond segregated worship communities and embrace God's global revelation. The conversation covers practical ways to learn from diverse Christian perspectives worldwide and shift away from a Western-centric approach to ministry, recognising that God has scattered His gifts across all cultures and peoples for the enrichment of the whole body of Christ.

Vlada Stojanovic (Serbia) in a passionate plea for the people of God to dream of a better future and a glorious church.

Andy McCullough (UK) takes seven stories from the genealogy of Jesus Christ to show that marginal people are central to the narrative of the Bible.

Karen Khachatryan (Armenia) teaches as a Middle Eastern man on how to read the Bible, which is a Middle Eastern book, in its cultural context.

Linda Geevanathan (UK) passionately exhorts us to open our eyes to the beauty of diversity in the body of Christ.

Fusi Mokoena (Dubai) tells the story of how God brought him from a small, rural town in South Africa to be leading a church in the great city of Dubai.

Anna Lyndon (Turkey) looks at the purity laws in Leviticus, and especially on their impact on women.

Ryan Saville speaks on I John 2:15-16, racial injustice, privilege and Evangelical response in the context of South Africa.

Sam Hēnare (New Zealand) speaks about contextualising the gospel to reach the Māori community.

Systems and operation may not be the most glamorous aspect of church life, but they are crucial to making multisite work well. In this webinar we lift the lid on what it takes to manage a church that exists across a number of sites. Whilst some of the application varies depending on the number of sites and complexity of the organisation, this will be a practical conversation that covers principles that are important in any stage and style of multisite church. Special Guest: Phil Varley (senior associate pastor of Kings Church London)

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 a significant challenge for church life, and we have spent much of the last week at Christ Church Manchester reflecting on what best to do. In this webinar we talk about some of our thinking and engage with whatever questions you have on the topic.

One of the most noticeable differences between multisite churches can be in their approach to teaching in Sunday services. For some churches it is a priority that the teaching is the same at every site, and this is sometimes achieved through the same message being shown via video in all services or through the same preacher travelling round and delivering the same message in each location. In other churches there is a shared program of preaching topics but the actual teaching is delivered by different preachers who are based at each of the sites. In still other churches the teaching program is both decided and delivered locally. In this webinar we will talk about these different approaches and help you determine which approach is right for your church. Special Guest: Liam Thatcher (teaching pastor of Christ Church London)

One of the key challenges faced in any multisite church is how leadership will operate. What will be the responsibility of site leaders? How will this interact with the 'centre' of the church and the senior pastor? How do elders fit into this? What about staff? Trustees? There is no one size fits all solution to these questions, but for the church to thrive as it grows to multiple sites these are key issues to think through, and we discuss them in this webinar.

In the first iteration of a multisite church, there may be ready-made leaders who can head up the new site whilst others remain in leadership in the sending site. This division of labour can only take you so far however, and in order to keep multiplying sites you need to bring through new leaders. For a senior leader in a multisite church this presents unique challenges and unique opportunities as many of those potential leaders are in sites that you don't have as much direct involvement in as others. In this conversation we explore some of these challenges and how multisite church offers new opportunities for bringing through new leaders.

For many of the challenges that multisite churches face, there are a variety of different approaches, and these flow from the philosophy of the church. Not all multisite churches are the same. Some are heavily centralised with each site acting like a 'franchise' with a common experience. Others are much more devolved, with leadership, vision, finance, teaching and other aspects of church life operating at a local level. Still others have a model somewhere between these extremes. One of the keys to navigating the different challenges of multisite church is gaining clarity on exactly what type of multisite you are building. In this webinar we are joined by special guest Brad House as we talk through the different models of multisite and looks at what the implications of each model are for how you build.

Matt Hatch is the leader of Mosaic Church in Leeds, which is part of the Catalyst family of churches in Newfrontiers, and he has helped train and oversee many Newfrontiers church plants. In this Broadcast, Matt talks about how to plant a church in a way that is healthy for you as the planter!

Sam Foulds is an Anglican minister who has recently taken oversight of two church plants in deprived and minority communities in Manchester. In this Broadcast we interview Sam about his experiences of taking leadership in a church plant that he didn't start, ministering through others, and working into communities where there is very little gospel presence.

Andrey Bondarenko has pioneered and now leads a group of churches and church plants in Ukraine, Russia, India and other nations. Many of these churches are located in areas that have been ravaged by war, primarily due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and some are in places where their faith is opposed by the new government. In this hangout, Andrey talks about Faith for Growth.

Andrew Davies has planted churches in the North West of England and in South Wales. He is currently the leader of Hope Church Rhydyfelin in Pontypridd, which he planted with a small team in 2014. In this Broadcast, Andrew talks about the importance of vision and having a clear idea of what you are building.

Rich Crosby is a native Canadian who returned to Canada from Brighton, England in early 2016 and launched Grace City Church in his home. In January 2017, Grace City started regular Sunday meetings, and since then the church has grown and seen people added. In this Broadcast, Rich shares some of the biggest lessons that he has learned along the way.

God has a mission in the world, and as Jesus sent the church out he was drawing us into God's big mission. In this Broadcast, Trevor Hutton from the Nazarene Theological College in Manchester talks about how we can root our church planting in the story of God.

Tim shares a Broadcast training video about how important students are to a church plant and how you can make your church a place they want to be.

Michael Feulner has been living in Turkey for 17 years where he founded and leads the multi-ethnical Yalova Lighthouse Church which consist of Turkish, Iranian and Arabic speaking fellowships. In this Broadcast, Michael speaks about his social action works, including ministry with refugees.

Robin Vincent and Thom Lynch are part of the Hill Church in Swansea and have pioneered the Matthew's House project engaging with the need in the town. In this Broadcast, they tell the story of the phenomenal success of this project and help us think through how our church plants can serve the poor.

Jonny Mellor is a rapper and a church leader at ChurchCentral in Birmingham, which is part of the Catalyst Network of churches in Newfrontiers. He also heads up the Sputnik community of artists. In this hangout, Jonny challenges us about why the arts should matter to us in our churches.

Andy Brownlee planted and now leads Christ Church Manchester's church in Withington and also runs the CCM School of Theology. In this Broadcast, Andy shares eight key points to consider as we look to build healthy churches.

In this Broadcast we hear from Dave and Anna about keeping a sense of your identity when you are working in cross-cultural mission...

In this Broadcast we hear from Mark about how we can support ourselves and provide income for our church planting by tentmaking...

Tim Simmonds is a church planter and leader who is currently based in Manchester. In this Broadcast he talks about starting a church planting movement on a shoestring.

In this Broadcast we hear from Simon about how we can get involved in reaching the unreached people groups of the world...

Steve Hurd has planted churches in several cities in the North of England. In this Broadcast, he speaks about Fighting For Early Converts.

Colin Baron is a church planting Yoda who has been involved in starting many new churches in Manchester, elsewhere in England and in many other nations. In this classic episode from the Broadcast archive, Colin shares a key principles that has shaped decades of ministry for him.

Tim shares a Broadcast training video about what a church plant should prioritise in their Sunday meetings.

Wendy Mann is part of the leadership team of the Kings Arms in Bedford, and in this Broadcast she will teach church planters about their identity in Christ.

Tim shares a Broadcast training video about what a church plant should prioritise in their Sunday meetings.

Mark Landreth-Smith has planted loads of churches and currently leads the Bridge Church in Newbury. In this Broadcast he talks about how to do Sunday meetings in church plants.

Tim Green is part of the team that leads Woodside Church in Bedford. In this Broadcast he will speak about multicultural Sunday meetings.

Mike Frisby is part of the team that leads City Church in Cambridge. In this Broadcast he will speak about Mission and Prayer.

Broadcast training video where Tim discusses what to look for in a venue in the early days of a church plant.

Andrew Vertigan is a mission enabler for the Salvation Army and Fresh Expressions. In this Broadcast, he talks about a church planter's prayer life.

Broadcast training video with Tim about how to recruit your core team in a church plant.

Andy McCullough is a church planter who is currently based in the UK, having previously planted a church in the Middle East, as part of the Newfrontiers family of churches. In this Broadcast, Andy looks at how we can build teams that span different cultural backgrounds in our church plants.

Geoff Surratt is a prolific church planter and movement leader, who has served as Pastor for Church Planting at Saddleback Church. In this Broadcast he speaks about Building Teams in Church Plants.

Broadcast training video with Tim about how to recruit your core team in a church plant.

In this Broadcast, Joel and Aimee Kendall, who are leading a church in global city in the Middle East talk about knowing your call and how it develops.

Church planters often have faith for their own ministry, but it is just as important to have faith for other people in our church plants. In this podcast episode, Tom O'Toole from Christ Church Manchester looks at what it means to have faith for other people.

Neville Jones leads Mosaik Church, a church plant in the heart of Berlin, and has worked with many other churches planted by Church of Christ the King in Brighton. In this Broadcast, Neville talks about the crucial role that faith plays in church planting and shares some of the story of how this has enabled him to build and plant in Berlin.

Broadcast training video where Tim talks about the necessity of faith in the startup phase of a new church plant.

Judith Anniss is a part of the team that leads King's Church in Manchester, which is part of the Pioneer movement of churches. Judith heads up the Longsight site of King's Church. In this Broadcast, Judith talks about how God calls us to ministry, sharing Biblical principles, personal testimony and practical applications for us all.

In this Broadcast, Abi and John Flavell, who are leading River City Church in Hull talk about their experiences in their first year of church planting.

Broadcast training video with Tim talking about how important it is to receive help from other church planters.

Broadcast training video from Tim talking about how church planters need help!

Broadcast training video from Tim discussing the use of spiritual gifts in a church planting context.

In this Broadcast Simon Holley, who leads King Arms Church in Bedford and the Catalyst Network, talks about how to build a church on a prophetic foundation.

Broadcast training video from Tim about the use of prophecy in a church planting context.

In this Broadcast Andy Martin provides Biblical and practical instruction on how we can hear the prophetic voice of God in our church plants.

Broadcast training video from Tim about the need to understand and contextualise your church plant to yourself.

In this Broadcast Andy McCullough speaks about what it looks like in practice for a church plant to contextualise its mission to its community.

In this Broadcast Liam Thatcher from Christ Church London shares Biblical principles of contextualisation for our church planting ministry.

Broadcast church planting video with Tim about how to learn the city that you are looking to plant a church into.

In this Broadcast we hear from Steve Tibbert, who leads King Church in London, about why and how we can raise up new leaders.

Broadcast church planting video from Tim about what to do with failure in church planting.

Broadcast training video with Tim talking about how to choose leaders in a church plant.

The story of Dave and Emily Williams, who are in their twenties and oversee two congregations, as a real life case study of leadership development.

Mark Mumford leads the apostolic team that heads up Salt and Light churches in the UK. In this interview, he talks about how to pace a new church plant.

Broadcast training video with Tim talking about how you pace a church plant.

Broadcast training video where Tim talks about the need for church planters to rest well.

Colin Baron has been involved in dozens of church plants over the last 25 years. In this hangout, he talks about why pace is such an important factor.

Broadcast training video with Tim looking at how to multiply musicians in a church plant.

Steve Addison works with church planting movements all over the world. In this hangout, he speaks about how to multiply disciples and churches.

Tom O'Toole is a leader at Christ Church Manchester and he manages Broadcast. In this hangout, Tom will look at how multiplication is God's growth dynamic.

Broadcast training video with Tim talking about how to multiply leaders in a church plant.

It is one thing to pioneer alone, but another to move four young girls to a new country. In this hangout, we talk to Jo and Matt Simmonds about their story.

Colin Baron has planted dozens of churches over the last 25 years. In this hangout, he is teaching on the Biblical call to pioneer.

Broadcast training video with Tim looking at how to recruit pioneers into your church plant.

Martin Charlesworth leads Barnabas Community Church and heads up Jubillee+. In this hangout, he shares the theology and practice of social justice.

Colin Baron leads Christ Church Manchester and is the founder of the Broadcast Network. In this hangout, he shares about his life's church planting message.

David Holey planted the Eckstein Lighthouse Church in Dresden. In this hangout, he talks about how to grow a church from 0 to 40 people.

Colin Baron leads Christ Church Manchester and is the founder of the Broadcast Network. In this hangout, he shares a theology of food and drink.

Jonny Mellor is an artist and church leader at ChurchCentral in Birmingham. In this hangout, he is talking about why the arts should matter to Christians.

Adrian Hurst leads Oasis Church in Birmingham. In this hangout, he looks at how we can engage in conversations with culture through the art of listening.

Anthony Delaney leads Ivy Churches in Manchester and New Thing Europe. In this hangout, he talks about the need for church planting pioneers.

Tom O'Toole is one of the leaders of Christ Church Manchester. In this hangout he explores how Christians can engage in conversations with culture.

Chris Taylor planted and leads Redeemer Church in the Hague. In this hangout, he talks about dreaming of big wins in our church planting.

Richard Thomas leads Hope Church in Worcester. In this hangout, he shares with us four Biblical pictures to help us understand the death of Jesus.

Tim Simmonds is one of the leaders of Christ Church Manchester and in this hangout he talks about the need to fight for small wins in church planting.

Tom O'Toole is one of the leaders of Christ Church Manchester and managed the Broadcast Network. In this hangout, Tom teaches about the Life of Jesus.

Phil Whittall leads Grace Church in Stockholm. In this hangout, he talks about discipleship in a church planting context.

Andy Johnston is part of the team that leads Kings Community Church in Southampton. In this hangout, he talks about church history and God's mission.

Robin Vincent is currently planting his third church. In this hangout, he talks about what is involved in carving out a church plant.

In this hangout, Dan Hayter from Revelation Church in London walks us through the story of the New Testament, looking at the Mission of God.

Rich Tutt leads Kings Church in Lewes. In this hangout, Rich looks at how the mission of God is outworked through the story of the Old Testament.

Bob Roberts leads Northwood Church in Texas and ministers across the world. In this hangout, he teaches about what the church is and why it matters.

Tom O'Toole is one of the leaders of Christ Church Manchester and managed the Broadcast Network. In this hangout, Tom teaches about our Union with Christ.

Andy Hawthorne set up and runs the Message Trust. In this hangout, he talks to church planters about how they can engage local communities.

Matthew Hosier leads Gateway Church in Poole. In this hangout, he explores some of the practical implications of our understanding of the Trinity.

Jim Harper leads the Encounter Congregation of Hope Church Worcester. In this interview, he talks of how church plants can engage local communities.

Terry Virgo is an apostolic leader who pioneered the Newfrontiers family of churches. In this hangout, Terry talks about developing new leaders.

Tim Simmonds is one of the leaders of Christ Church Manchester and in this hangout he talks about how we can impact cities through engaging locally.

In this hangout, Liam Thatcher from Christ Church London talks about how can know God's character truly (though not fully).

In this hangout, David Devenish takes us through a Biblical overview of the presence of God, from the Garden of Eden to the New Creation.

Ian Ashby leads a church in New Hampshire and supports numerous overseas missionaries. In this hangout, he talks about how we can send and support well.

Stef Liston planted and now leads Revelation Church in North London. In this hangout he talks about how God's promises shape our church planting vision.

In this hangout, Andy Martin from Woodside Church in Bedford teaches us how we can build a global focus into our church plants.

Andy Hawthorne leads the Message Trust, serving communities across the world. In this hangout he speaks about how churches can reach communities.

Matt Hatch is the leader of Mosaic Church in Leeds, and in this hangout he teaches about how to create of culture of discipleship in the church.

Mike Hewett planted and leads Church for the City in East London. In this hangout he teaches us how to keep an evangelistic focus in a church plant.

For years, Tom Shaw ran the Mobilise conference for students and 20s. In this hangout, he talks about how to engage this generation in church planting.

Adrian Warnock is a well-known Christian blogger, writer and church leader. In this hangout, he talks about how to use technology to grow our church plants.

Terry Virgo has planted and overseen many churches in the Newfrontiers movement. In this hangout he teaches us how we can lay a foundation of prayer.

Dave Henson has planted churches in the UK and in Russia. In this hangout he shares his experience on how to gather a core team for a church plant.

David Devenish has been planting churches since before church planting was cool. He shares 7 lessons that he has learned from a life of church planting.

Mike Betts teaches a Broadcast hangout on the pivotal role that the Holy Spirit has to play when we are planting new churches.

Howard Kellett teaches a hangout on two different approaches to church planting - attractional church and everyday church.