Millennials have left the church. They frustrate their bosses. And they're confusing their families.

Pastors in Columbus, Ohio were hesitant to take another swing at citywide collaborative work. It hadn’t worked in the past, so why try again? Krista Sisterhen shares what motivated these leaders to say “Yes” once again. Read the show notes here.

Because Eugene churches prayed, the government acknowledged miracles happening in their city.

Steve and Patti Buss lead a movement called the One Hope Network in Eugene, Oregon.

Reggie McNeal speaks on themes he has researched through years of working with city leaders

(Part II) Josh White—Pastor of Door of Hope in Portland, Oregon

(Part I) Josh White—Pastor of Vision and Teaching at Door of Hope in Portland, Oregon.

Artie Padilla believes that if Every Neighborhood Partnership ceased to exist...

Ross Chapman leads the city gospel movement in Evansville, Indiana.

Chuck Proudfit worked for 10 years to see pastors gather to discuss how their congregations are the church in the working world. He’s committed to seeing this conversation furthered. Chuck dreams of the day when all 350,000 working Christians in Cincinnati are working as an expression of their faith. He believes this would change not only the marketplace, but the entire city.