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Jose and seminary professor Hyveth Williams go into the reasons that led a distinguished and respected Seminary professor to leave her established church and venture into a new community, resulting in a church plant. Their open, vulnerable, and fun conversation on ‘why” and “how to” plant a church will inspire you, and perhaps move you to go and do the same.

Hyveth Williams serves as the Director of the Doctor of Ministry program and professor of homiletics at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. She is also the pastor of The Grace Place in South Bend, Indiana. For more info on The Grace Place go to: https://www.thegraceplacesouthbend.org/

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Jose and Ben Orian provide hope to plateauing and declining churches that perhaps “have seen their best days.” They dive deep into practical principles of church revitalization, as pastor Ben shares the turn-around story of his 120 year old in Springdale, Arkansas. If your church is plateauing or declining, this is a must for your and your congregation.

Benjamin Orian is the pastor of the oldest Adventist Church in Arkansas. Since arriving in Springdale, Sabbath School attendance has tripled and a second worship service has been stared to accommodate growth. Moving churches off a plateau or out of decline has been the focus of his ministry. For more info on Springdale Adventist Fellowship go to: http://gosaf.com/

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Jose and Sergio Quevedo discuss the importance of an everyday life which combines incarnational and missional living. A life that does not only proclaims good news but is good news. A life filled with rhythms that bless others, which in turn results in growth in your church plant or church

At the time of the recording of this episode Sergio Quevedo was the Church Planting Coordinator for the Adventist Church in the Southern New England Conference. Sergio and his family are now church planters in Tokyo, Japan.

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