Reaching out to your community and sharing the Gospel is at the heart of every church’s mission. At ChurchPlanting.com, we’ve got tips and strategies to help you connect with your community and spread the Good News. Whether you’re starting new outreach programs, improving existing ones, or looking for fresh ideas, our articles offer practical advice and creative solutions.
If you want to make a real impact in your community, start by connecting with the local schools. Here are three powerful outreach ideas to consider that will make a difference in the lives of students, teachers, and staff: Adopt-a-School Program What’s...
Question: Why did Paul tell Timothy “Do the work of an evangelist?” Keep in mind the Timothy letters are directed at...
A few years ago, Georgia, my wife and I went to downtown Berlin to do some shopping. We had seven different stops to...
"So who on Planet Earth is the most unlikely person to ever come into a living relationship with Jesus?" This is the...
While shopping at Best Buy, I had a sense that if I were to offer to pray for a salesperson standing by me that God...
I’ve been deeply challenged by the tireless efforts of the men and women that advance the cause of the "new atheism"...
The following post was originally written in 2011 but still remains relevant for church planters and pastors in 2018....
Hi friends, this email just came to me from a pastor who has taken the missional community bug pretty seriously over...
I know its summer time, but you should take some time and start planning your Fall outreach. Time flies and Autumn...
When Toni and I were newly married (1965) we bought our first car for $115. It was a 1959 Ford with about 70,000 miles...
In a previous entry – "Evangelism is not just relationship" I submitted that we must not hesitate to share the Gospel...
Did you know Jesus has a plan for you in the city He has sent you to? In Luke 8:26-38, a once demon-possessed...
It's not that difficult to kill your church plant with your two bare hands. I know what I'm talking about. I've almost...