Church planting is hard. Parachute planting—where an outsider moves into a community to start a church—can be even harder. Many well-meaning planters struggle to establish deep roots and lasting impact in unfamiliar cities. That’s why the future of church planting lies in developing local leaders—those already living in and understanding the unique needs of their communities.
Teaching imparts knowledge, but training develops skill. At Multiply Project, we believe church planters are better trained than taught. Jesus did both—He taught about the kingdom of God and trained His disciples to lead. Our church-based, experiential training equips future leaders with the habits and skills needed to start faithful, fruitful, and multiplying churches. Ready to turn your church into a training center? Let’s connect. #ChurchPlanting #LeadershipDevelopment
I’m convinced there are people within your church, right now, who could become church planters. You just need help recognizing them. You need a church planter scouting guide.
Church planting movements are possible. They require a shift from planning for them to praying for them.
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