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Multisite
In recent years, we have seen an increasing number of churches explore models of multisite, where one church exists as multiple congregations. These models can help churches maintain a sense of community and focussed mission at each site, whilst still reaping the benefits of being a large church. Multisite can also prove to be an efficient and low-risk means to pioneer and plant into new areas. If you are part of a church that is already multisite, or is considering whether it is the right step for you, Broadcast has you covered with resources to help you along the way.
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5 lessonsGoing Multisite
As well as sending out teams and planters to start brand new church plants, a lot of churches are also now planting new sites…
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10 Oct 2019The Multiplanting Model
Colin Baron started church planting in the early 1990s and has started several churches through the UK, particularly…
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8 Oct 2019 · 14 min readThe Rip Effect
When you are starting new churches or sites there can be a cost borne by those left behind.…
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Multiplanting by Colin Baron
In the early nineties, God stirred Colin Baron with a dream of planting not just one but twenty churches in and around Manchester that could reach into every part of the city. Over the last twenty-five years of ministry, he has been pioneering a different approach; planting smaller, interconnected congregations throughout the city that operate together as one church. Strong enough together for each to survive and thrive, and yet small and dispersed enough to have a kind of reach that he would never have been able to have if he had stayed in one place and grown big. We call this approach ‘multiplanting’.
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