NewChurchLife

The pastor of the Geelong Adventist Church (Australia), John O’Malley, is supporting members who are planting a new church in the suburb of Norlane. Just a month ago the core team of 10 began a simple Bible discussion, meeting in a Hungarian church hall on Saturdays from 2.30 to 4.00 pm. On their third weekend [...]

“72 people, 26 ‘seekers’, an unforgettable morning and afternoon, $600+ for our church budget, a legendary lunch! Praise God!” writes Darius Ignasiak – reporting on the first public worship service of a new Adventist church plant in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. While as yet a name has not been chosen, Care Groups are meeting [...]

Heritage Community Fellowship is a very new church plant (on the outskirts of Melbourne, Australia) growing from the vision of the Heritage College chaplain – Faye Stothers; teachers and members; and strongly supported by the college principal, Stuart Barons, and area pastor, David Butcher. But two things stand out – first, it is very creative; and second, [...]

Floyd and Sally have been visiting Melbourne (Australia) sharing practical ideas on planting a movement of churches. Dave Lawton is putting up a series of posts – with the first being 5 Steps to Plant a Church. 

Are you church shopping (or hopping) - going to a different place each week? What could it mean to "be church" and commit to one fellowship or community? Or, is it time to get some friends together to start something new and creative - so you can share your faith with your friends who don't know Jesus? Check [...]

Mosaic is constantly seeking new ways to connect with the people of Banja Luka. (read more)

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)

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 [...]