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CFTROU 0012: Why Multisite

Today we start a six-part series on Multisite Church for the Rest of Us. We believe multisite is an option for churches of any size to consider. We have churches of all shapes and sizes inquiring about our multisite approach. There are a lot of models, but many people do not know where to start or they have started and now they are stuck. We delve into the five main reasons to consider multisite strategy for reaching any region with the gospel. Multisite helps multiply churches, accelerate the pace of change, and take advantage of economies of scale and expertise.

Key Points:

  • Why multisite is consistent with the New Testament pattern.
  • How multisite is evangelistically effective helping us multiply churches.
  • Multisite accelerating the pace of change.
  • Mammalian vs. reptilian church reproduction.
  • Launching individual campuses in the context of a parish model.
  • How multisite takes advantage of economies of scale and expertise.
  • Issues to address when making the decision to go multisite.

Our church planting model is a whole lot more mammalian than reptilian. Click To TweetWhen pressure really hits, churches get more collaborative. Click To Tweet

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Sharper Conference

Flake’s Formula

Ray Titus

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

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