Breaking Through Growth Barriers In New Churches
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: Case Study
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There are several factors church planters must keep in mind when organizing a new church. Read about many of these factors including:
- Casting Big Vision
- Finding the Right People to Bring With You (A Leader with a Clear Sense of Call, A Core Group of Disciples, Hire Well, Fire Well)
- Creating Disciples Through Reproducible Models (Shifting From High Level to Low Level Control, Growth through multiplication)
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