ehuddle 2017 Video: Patty Crouch Patty Crouch, who has served as a Volunteer Lay Pastor for years, speaks on the development of the Perry Church located in a community of 7,000 in Florida and how church planting helped revive this 60-year-old church. She says the need to
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As our Ministerial Team worked in collaboration with Secretariat, a group of Conference Presidents; Pastors who have been engaged with Volunteer Lay Pastors; and consulted with several Volunteer Lay Pastors to create the “North American Division Guidelines for Volunteer Lay Pastors” which were voted during our 2017
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Part #1 by Jose Cortes Jr. On the eve of the 2015 North American Division Year End Meetings I felt a bit hesitant and nervous. Pastor Dan Jackson, our Division President had asked that we developed a bold missional vision for North America, our team in consultation
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by Jose Cortes Jr. Did you know there are over 58 cities or conglomerates with 1 million or more people in the North American Division territory? Perhaps, if I called some of these out, you would recognize them: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington D.C, Philadelphia, Boston,
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By Walter Castro One of the questions church planters are often asked is “Why are you planting a church? Aren’t there enough already?” In Florida Conference we believe there are never enough new churches as long as we still have unreached communities. One of the values we
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By Lizeth Momanga I fearlessly accepted the call, I really had no idea what I was doing. What I did know was that God does not call us out to fail. So off I went into a little island in the middle of nowhere in Southeast Alaska.
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By Walter Castro One of the questions church planters are often asked is “Why are you planting a church? Aren’t there enough already?” In Florida Conference we believe there are never enough new churches as long as we still have unreached communities. One of the values we
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By Steve Leddy We stood before the assessment group with fear on our faces and trepidation in our voices. After three grueling days of being under the microscope to see if we would be given the green light to church plant, the assessors asked the question
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