Stephen Bray describes church planting in Newfoundland, the work of Mile One Mission, and the need for more gospel ministry across Atlantic Canada.

Clay Bitner joins Dwight Bernier to talk through co-planting: sharing the work of starting a church instead of carrying it alone.

Todd Dugard joins Dwight Bernier to explain why an established church might join a church-planting network. Dugard moved to Barrie in 2001 to plant Harvest Bible Chapel with eight local families.

Harvest Bible Chapel (https://www.harvestbarrie.ca/)

Acts 29 Global Executive Director Brian Howard reflects on lessons from years of leading inside and outside the church.

Chris Synesael explains how missional communities shaped the planting of West Village Church in Victoria, British Columbia, and what other planters can learn from that approach.

Evangelist Sandra Weeks shares practical ways to reach people from other religious backgrounds while equipping local churches to do the same.

Sam Whitehawk joins Dwight Bernier to discuss bivocational church planting and how working outside the church helps him stay connected to Indigenous communities.

Dwight Bernier and Blair Allen talk about why pastors consider leaving ministry and how churches can care for leaders who are close to quitting.

Dwight Bernier and Jason Kovacs discuss mental health among pastors and congregations, and how churches can respond with welcome, care, and hope.

Geoff Wright describes how ordinary life in a neighbourhood can become a setting for gospel-shaped relationships and disciple-making.