Many churches in the United States have either stopped growing or are in decline. Based on research and field experience, Dr. Winfield Bevins will offer practical ways to help churches thrive on mission. This session is based on the new Re-Missioning Church Assessment and 10 vital signs of a healthy church. Dr. Bevins has designed […]

Dr. Winfield Bevins explores how sacramental forms of church can be used in fresh expressions. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

Graham Cray delves into what a “Mixed Economy Church” is and how to make it work in your context. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

JR Briggs gives practical advice on how to share your faith. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

Travis Collins introduces key elements of the Fresh Expressions movement. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

Jo Saxton shares from her experience what it takes to find and develop pioneers. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

Don Coleman is a community leader who passionately cares for the City of Richmond. He has a reputation of building vital connections within the City. He is a Pastor at East End Fellowship, and is deeply involved in serving local schools. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. […]

Clancy Nixon Rector of Church of The Holy Spirit in Loudon, VA. He describes his experience catalyzing a movement of Fresh Expressions. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.

Travis Collins discusses what exactly a fresh expression is, and what makes them different. If you appreciate the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, and give us a nice review. It’s the best way to get the word out.