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Blogs form church planters are a great resource for reading more about church planting. We have collected some interesting blog on this site. Please feel free to tip us about other blogs. If you want to be on this page, please sent us an email.
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Planting University Churches |
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30 Nov 2012 by Rene Breuel
How is planting a church near a university unique? How can churches minister effectively in these contexts? I’ve asked my fellow City to City planters to weigh in:
- Tuck Bartholomew is the pastor of City Church, located a few blocks from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The church is about six years old.
- Charlie Drew is the pastor of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, near Columbia University and Manhattan School of Music in Manhattan. The church is twelve years old.
- I (René Breuel) am planting Chiesa Evangelica San Lorenzo located in central Rome, next to the metro hub and La Sapienza, which is Europe’s largest university, with 150,000 students. Our congregation is less than a year old, with a large proportion of seekers considering the faith.
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Rob Jones is lead pastor of the new Dubllin church Holy Trinity. On his blog he is journaling the growth of our new Christian community in Rathmines, Dublin.
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Neil Powell is a Pastor, planter, imperfect husband and parent. He serves as the co-ordinator of 2020birmingham a church-planting catalyst for the city which aims to see 20 churches planted in the city by the year 2020 and on the steering committee of the Midlands Gospel Partnership.
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Mez McConnell has been the pastor of Niddrie Community Church since September 2007. Prior to that he spent 4 years with UFM Worldwide working with street children in Brazil, and planted the Good News Church in one of the most deprived parts of the country.
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Memba Xavier is a pastor and amateur blogger. He is married and has three children. On his blog he finds an ideal place to write and think aloud about ideas and concepts that, far from being installed in theory, have an effect and a real impact on the life and ministry. He is interested in a special way of preaching, mission and church. This, of course, in relation to society and contemporary culture.
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