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Planting a small group based church in Philadelphia: a case study
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- America is a mission field. Now, more than ever, America needs new churches to reach an ever growing, unchurched population. This project is a case study of the Philadelphia Seeker Project, describing the planting of a church based on small groups designed to reach the unchurched. The project devotes significant attention to the history, mission, vision, strategy, structure, values, and beliefs of the church. The study also chronicles the challenges of forming a core group, raising funds, finding a facility, developing leaders, and reaching seekers.
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