Michael Houle and Small Town USA’s Joel Seymour discuss how churches can partner together in church planting Triads in order to plant Vineyard churches. You’ll
“This is the first conference we’ve been to where we’ve felt understood” the couple standing in front of me said with tears in their eyes.
I have two basic assumptions that shape my commitment to making disciples. First, I believe that in every single city there are people that belong
Sixteen years ago I was blessed by the birth of my youngest sister. I was twenty years older than her, so I was no longer living at home
Church planting, a byproduct of making disciples, requires a balance between responding to God’s guidance and strategic planning. As we keep our spiritual eyes and
I’m here in the city of Columbus, in the state of Ohio, ready for the #VineyardGlobalFamily conference (#VineyardGlobalFamilyAloha!). For the next five days I’ll be spending
Where are we going as a small town partnership? In the first post I shared how our vision is to simply plant Vineyard churches in
Jesus’ mandate was never go and plant churches. His mandate was go and make disciples who makes disciples. If enough disciple making disciples are produced
Soul care for church planters, pastors, and leaders is crucial to our goal of planting churches in Small Town USA. Because of this, we’re excited
Missional leaders take Jesus’ model of serving seriously. So serious that sometimes we miss opportunities because we’re so busy serving and keeping our relationships
So you’ve made it this far through The Art of Neighboring blog. You’re living in a small town or getting ready to move to one
Did you miss our first or second Small Town USA webinars? No worries! They are both available below. The first is where we introduce the
