10-10-10 Initiative Focuses Attention on Church Planting

September 1, 2010

Christian Standard

By Jennifer Taylor October 10, 2010, is 10-10-10. It is a Sunday. And it will be the birthday for new churches across the country. The team behind theร‚ย Exponential Conference, “the largest gathering of church planters on the planet,”ย developed theร‚ย 10-10-10 Initiativeร‚ย to focus attention on church planting. Individuals, congregations, and even entire planting networks can participate … Read more

By Jennifer Taylor

October 10, 2010, is 10-10-10. It is a Sunday. And it will be the birthday for new churches across the country.

The team behind theร‚ย Exponential Conference, “the largest gathering of church planters on the planet,”ย developed theร‚ย 10-10-10 Initiativeร‚ย to focus attention on church planting. Individuals, congregations, and even entire planting networks can participate by praying, adopting a church plant for encouragement and financial support, planning a sermon series, or even launching a new church. The Web site includes a central repository of sermon content, service ideas, and other materials (for free!), and offers affinity groups to connect participants across denominational and regional lines.

The ministry writes, “10-10-10 affords networks and denominations opportunities to rally local churches within their fellowship to investigate church planting, for local churches to pursue next steps in planting, and for individuals to discover how they might take the next step in church planting.”ย The goal is hundreds of ministries partnering with thousands of existing churches to see millions of lives transformed.

In addition,ร‚ย Stadia: New Church Strategies (Irvine, California)ร‚ย is asking each of its plants and partnering churches to take a special offering on October 10 for future church plants.

“It”s more than just a day,”ย saysร‚ย Brent Foulke, Stadia”s associate executive director for mobilization. “It”s a cross-denominational focus and a call to action to launch new churches this fall.”ย

Learn more, join the initiative, and access resources atร‚ย http://101010initiative.org/.

Jennifer Taylor, one of CHRISTIAN STANDARD”s contributing editors, lives in Nashville, Tennessee. She also writes a blog at www. christianstandard.com.

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