Topic: Multisite

Successfully Contextualizing in a Multisite Church

The multisite model would do well to take some pointers from Costco.

Drew Hyun explains the differences between a networked church, a family of churches, and a multisite church in terms of structure.

If your church is growing faster than the community you’re currently in, we need your church to multiply what is happening there.

To live a good life in bivocational ministry, you must have an aptitude in six key areas.

If you are going to plant a grape vineyard, don’t plant apple seeds.

Ethan Welch shares 12 steps to help your new campus launch well.

Campus pastors who never lead up will always hit a ceiling in their development.

Leadership is more than just leading downwards.

Campus pastors don’t need to learn how to lead laterally, but the best ones know how to.

As a regular and ongoing rhythm, the campus pastor needs to close out the service.

Start small, and chances are your church will remain small.

One of the biggest benefits to being multisite is that you can begin to build systems that allow you to launch new churches.