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Case studies of the mother-daughter model of church planting in North America Chinese churches
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- The thesis was that the mother-daughter model of church planting was one of the more effective models for church planting today and for the Oakland Chinese Independent Baptist Church to actually implement a church plant after the same model and then to evaluate the model. A study in the book of Acts, a literature search on church planting models and plans, a questionnaire and two case studies demonstrated the effectiveness of the model. The Oakland CIBC then successfully implemented the mother-daughter model by using a seven-step plan to plant a daughter church.
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