Planting Churches cross-culturally : North America and beyond

Discusses how to plant new churches in North America and around the world by examining important sociological, anthropological, and historical perspectives. Focuses on church-planting methods, selecting target areas, using effective resources, and measuring growth. Also includes data on the... Full description

Main Author:	Hesselgrave, David J.
Published:	Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Book House, 2000
Edition:	2nd edition
Subjects:	EVANGELISTIC WORK - BIBLICAL TEACHING. MISSIONS - THEORY - BIBLICAL TEACHING. MISSIONS - BIBLICAL TEACHING. BIBLE.N.T. - CRITICISM, INTERPRETATION, ETC. CHURCH DEVELOPMENT, NEW - BIBLICAL TEACHING.
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Table of Contents:

Foreword to the revised edition / Jeff Reed
Foreword to the first edition / Donald A. McGavran
Preface
Part one : The Christian and the Christian mission. The heart of the Christian mission
Planning for church planting
Church planting strategy : the Pauline cycle
Part two : The Christian leader and the Christian mission. Leading the mission
Selecting target areas
Deploying the resources
Measuring growth
Part three : The sending church and the Christian mission. The missionaries commissioned
Part four : The emerging church and the Christian mission. The audience contacted
The gospel communicated
The hearers converted
The believers congregated
The faith confirmed
The leaders consecrated
The believers commended
The relationships continued
Part five : The sending church and the Christian Mission (continued). The sending church convened.

Planting Churches cross-culturally : North America and beyond

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