CFTROU 0130: Church Reimagined: Large Gatherings Are Out, Neighborhood Church Is In
Key Points:
- The smaller-scale approach to church gatherings in the time of the pandemic.
- Global trends away from large crowds and responding to these appropriately.
- The impact of smaller gatherings and using this power for effective ministry.
- Online elements that have contributed to more tailored and customized experiences.
- Responding to the needs of the people and creating a feeling that a community wants to return to.
- Looking at the difference that a crowd makes to live sporting events.
- A renewed focus on creating the ‘neighborhood feel’ that deeply serves a local community.
- Finding opportunities to reach the whole neighborhood and make all feel welcome.
- Making the most of your circumstance right now; parting advice from our panel.
We have been trying to multiply neighborhood churches in our region for the last twelve years. And now with the pandemic that approach seems even more appropriate and necessary. Click To TweetLet's not compare to what was, let's just think about what is now and what we have to celebrate. Click To Tweet
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