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After the plant: transitioning a church plant into a healthy mature congregation
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After the Plant: Transitioning a Church Plant Into a Healthy Mature Congregation. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/113097c8-4f70-487e-836b-c624df62a979?locale=en.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The author attempted to determine if any characteristics could be identified that might help a church plant transition into a healthy, mature congregation. The mixed methods research approach was utilized, revealing realistic expectations, a stewardship plan, leadership development plan, and planter peer group all assisted a church transition. Successful churches evangelized adults aged 19-30 and had at least 100 people in attendance by year three. They recognized developed organizational systems and implemented a stewardship development plan that created a culture of giving that became apparent by year three. The church planting model made no statistical difference on survivability.
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