Missional before missional was cool
Mission Arlington founder Tillie Burgin credits God with explosive growth and deep reach of the Texas ministry launched in 1986.
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Mission Arlington founder Tillie Burgin credits God with explosive growth and deep reach of the Texas ministry launched in 1986.
Read MoreTouching Miami with Love auctions artwork by students and professionals to feed impoverished youth.
Read MoreInstead of spending so much energy trying to repackage religion for the religious “nones,” maybe churches should focus on being faithful to God.
Read MoreWith today’s trends toward pets you can fit into a purse and church experiences that offer more intimacy and socialization than the megachurch has traditionally provided, is it safe to ask ... is small the new big?
Read MoreInstead of waiting for peole to come to church, a Virginia congregration is taking the church to its community.
Read MoreAn aging congregation in the Atlanta area could not sustain its property, so now it will become a retail center.
Read MoreBaptists in Latvia are turning to missional church-planting strategies to reach unchurched people in a highly secular culture formerly occupied and annexed by the Soviet Union.
Read MoreAn increasingly secular culture demands more than one way of “doing” church, leaders of a missional church movement told a sell-out crowd in Greensboro, N.C.
Read MoreFresh Expressions, a decade-old movement founded by Anglicans in the United Kingdom, is expanding its scope by launching the first learning communities in New Jersey and Washington, D.C.
Read MoreA couple's joint sermon calls on Christians to think outside of the box.
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