NewChurchLife

Floods brought Andrew Clark to Pittsburg. Andy is a passionate church planter - and Conscious Cafe has now opened. (read more)

At-risk youth hanging out at Conscious Café create a teen drop-in-center called the Upper Room. (read more)

The Robinson family have enjoyed a special family meal at Easter time for 17 years. This could work for your church plant. (read more)

Postmodern secular young adults are joining gospel choirs in the Czech Republic – and through their participation are coming to know Jesus. Check out the Mamina Gospel Choir.

It is easier to invite people to get to know God if they already know you. For fun ideas used by re:vive (read more)  

“During this week I have seen miracles,” says Hensley Gungadoo – commenting on a Week of Prayer in his church plant. (read more)

Get the full text of Church Next: what could emerging Adventism look like? - a workshop presented at a council of Australian Adventist Pastors (8 Feb 08) - by leaving a note in comments. (read more)

Genevieve invites friends to meals in her home and the local bar – and their “spiritual interest” is awakened … (read more).

Pastor John Beck and a team have been working on building indigenous groups, called LOVE LINKS, in the Perth, Western Australia. They like to meet out doors when the weather is good – which appeals to indigenous Aboriginal people – and have purchased sound equipment for outdoor concerts. A bread delivery ministry and home groups [...]

A new church plant called l’essen’Ciel (in Nîmes, France), is connecting with the community through cultural parties. Using a rented multipurpose store-front, office building in a residential part of the city as their centre – they have invited their friends and contacts to Arabic, Slavic, Brazilian, American (Thanks-giving), Christmas, New Years, Mothers Day, and ice-cream [...]