Winter 2012
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Send North America: New York City | By Mickey Noah and Sara Shelton Church planting in the New York City metro area has great potential for impacting the entire world. The stakes are high. That’s why church planters need established churches to come alongside them and help impact one of North America’s most influential cities with the gospel. READ MORE
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Church Planting Partnerships | By Tobin Perry Church planter Tony Manning and Hamilton Village Church in Indianapolis illustrate how partnerships are often what keeps a church from slowing to a stop. READ MORE
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Share and Share Alike | By Tobin Perry Alex Ennes thought church planting in Cleveland, Ohio, was crazy. It wouldn’t just be hard. It would be next to impossible. And without partnerships, the endeavor of Gateway Church could have failed. READ MORE
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High Vision | By Joe Conway A Colorado church planting center capitalizes on partnerships. The newly-launched Frontline Church Planting Center in Colorado Springs is going to be a dynamic agent in a church-planting network. READ MORE
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Game On! | By Carol Pipes Nehemiah Church Planter Tanner Turley knows about teamwork. As pastor of Redemption Hill Church, a church plant in Medford, Mass., he’s learned that teamwork in the Boston area is the only way to reach a community in the northeast READ MORE
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Send North America: Vancouver | By Adam Miller Vancouver is beautiful, diverse and bursting at the seams with potential for church planting. Learn about the charms and challenges of this coastal Canadian city and how you might join in the church-planting work there! READ MORE
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God’s man on the USS Enterprise | By Mickey Noah Southern Baptist chaplain Fred Holcombe Jr. pastors a flock numbering 3,500-5,800 people—the population of a small town. But this “town” is more than 18 stories high, 1,123 feet long, 200 feet wide and takes up 4 1/2 acres. When fully loaded, this town weighs in at 95,000 tons—yet it floats. READ MORE
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‘Tis the Season | By Carol Pipes Amid all the tinsel and twinkling lights, it’s easy to forget that not everyone is celebrating the birth of our Savior. The month of December is a great time to be Christ’s ambassador. One opportunity for this is Hanukkah. Find out how you can build bridges to the gospel. READ MORE
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Editor’s letter | By Carol Pipes
Partnerships Key to Planting
Vitals | Compiled By Sara Shelton
What people are doing, seeing, believing
The pulse | Compiled by Adam Miller
What people are doing, seeing, believing
President's Letter | By Kevin Ezell
Partnership Power