For years, I have had a vision of a new church, but the timing has never seemed quite right. Now, my wife and I are prayerfully seeking to discern whether this might be the time.
Take a look at the video, below, and check out our Facebook page, here. - If you are in the Floyd County, Indiana area and believe that God might be leading you to be a part of the core group for this church plant, please comment, below, or contact me, otherwise. - For everyone, please keep us in your prayers!
Thoughts from a pastor who understands himself to be classically Wesleyan in theology and who embraces a Wesleyan/Anglican view of liturgy and the sacraments.
Showing posts with label Church Planting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Church Planting. Show all posts
Thursday, August 5, 2021
Ancient Paths Church of the Nazarene: A New Church Plant
Friday, December 16, 2011
CBN Reports on the Church Planting Efforts of the ACNA
CBN recently produced a video report on the new Anglican Church in North America. Readers of this blog are likely to be at least somewhat familiar with the ACNA
The interest in the report, however, should go beyond those connected with the ACNA to most of the readers of this blog. That is to say, most of the readers of this blog would likely be interested in liturgical and sacramental expressions of worship. (Why else would you be reading a blog called Wesleyan/Anglican that often deals specifically with those topics?!) - In particular, this report highlights the church planting movement within the ACNA and how it is especially appealing to college students and Hispanic populations. - These are encouraging words for all of us Wesleyan/Anglican types!
The interest in the report, however, should go beyond those connected with the ACNA to most of the readers of this blog. That is to say, most of the readers of this blog would likely be interested in liturgical and sacramental expressions of worship. (Why else would you be reading a blog called Wesleyan/Anglican that often deals specifically with those topics?!) - In particular, this report highlights the church planting movement within the ACNA and how it is especially appealing to college students and Hispanic populations. - These are encouraging words for all of us Wesleyan/Anglican types!
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