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The most powerful outreach your church does this year might not be a church event. A framework for equipping writers, artists, teachers, consultants, and marketplace professionals to take the gospel with them Monday through Saturday.
Three small projects that cost almost nothing and can change your community: a school hygiene closet, an interview clothes closet, and a roadside assistance network. Complete with budgets, how-to guides, and gospel connection points.
How small churches can stop waiting for more people and start making a real difference in their community with what they already have , adapting servant evangelism for rural context, releasing the creatives, and the one-neighborhood strategy.
What it means to invest your people, money, and reputation in revitalizing a dying church , from Ed Stetzer’s multiplication framework to the real cost of sending your best leaders.
What it looks like when a dying church honestly evaluates its future, faithfully releases its building, and joins God in something new , including the five questions every legacy church must answer.
What happens when a small church faces decline: honest assessment, the difference between revitalization and replanting, the three-church dynamic (legacy, sponsor, plant), and real stories from churches in the fight.