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Some are not sure that the gospel can be shared in western cultures – and some are still trying to perfect past methods. But starting with what God had placed in their hands – a small farm, horses, a workshop and a heart for young people – Jan Erik and Gunhild Hansen in Steigen in [...]

A good friend, Dave Lawton, is quietly cultivating a network of church plants in Melbourne. He writes:
 
You have to check out a great ministry that the workers call 'HR' (House of Restoration). Although they are a charity, it sure looks like Church planting to me! Tommy (the founder) told me 'we don't want to be [...]

For ideas on ministry in a postmodern environment some may like to check out Ryan Bell’s blog. Ryan is the pastor of the Hollywood Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Three is Enough Groups (pray, grow, serve) are expected to make a big impact for the gospel – all over the world. Check out Todd Hunters blog at http://www.3isenough.org/

Cottage Beck Café Church “just seems to draw people to it.” (read more)

The revive church plant celebrated their first birthday last Saturday, March 15. Congratulations. (read more)

Planters Bryan and Isobel Webster imagined that people would relax in the Cottage Beck Café Church environment – then perhaps link to a Bible discussion group. When Church in the Pub (the Kingsway @ the Queensway) started – they thought the same would happen. (read more – to see what IS happening!)

The Budapest Tea Church (in Hungary) started as an outreach at the Pepsi Island Music Festival (now the Sziget Festival) – one of the largest music festivals of Europe. (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)