When making disciples in community, a common strategy question arises: should we have a Missional Community that is only neighborhood-based, or should we start a Missional Community that's relationally network-based?

In this episode, Caesar lays out the advantages and disadvantages of both neighborhood and networked-based approaches to community building. And the importance of creating organized and organic rhythms whichever way you go.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

• Why proximity is gold when living on mission together.
• The importance of understanding your proactive and reactive mission.
• The benefits and challenges that both approaches present.
• Loads of real-world examples on how all of this works.

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From this episode:

“If your Missional Community is made up of people that are coming from different parts of town and for whatever reason, have formed a community on mission, you can still succeed. You're going to have to be a LOT more intentional about how you plan your times and activities together and know that it could start to feel event-based if you're not careful." 

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