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February 23, 2020

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The Cutting Edge of the New Church Development Conversation

By Doug Ruffle

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Conference leaders seeking to plant new faith communities and revitalize existing churches need to learn current practices before they invest in new projects. Path 1’s Paul Nixon has put together a list of fourteen such current practices that address trends such as the blurring of new church and revitalization, the rise of online faith communities, the next generation of vital mergers, and how to fund new projects.

Read all fourteen points here:

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