
Iglesia Cristiana Centrados en el Evangelio
On November 12, Iglesia Cristiana Centrados en el Evangelio was commissioned by Godspeed Church. Godspeed is our partner and the parent church who is officially planting ICCE.

Poverty: Beyond the Numbers
In the neighborhood surrounding the NEU office (and in most urban poor communities), the poverty rate is between 45% and 50%. That means a family of four makes less than $24,860 a year. But the dollars are not the only problem, or even the main problem. Poverty generates a complex web of related brokenness, and often leads to a downward spiral of suffering.

The Lugos Have Landed
As of this afternoon, the Lugos have arrived in Providence, Rhode Island from Puerto Rico! It was quite a show as we welcomed our much anticipated church planter and his family to New England.

Jonathan Lugo, our first Church Planting Apprentice in Central Falls, RI
Jonathan Lugo will be the first of our Church Planting Apprentices under the banner of NEU Church Planting. Currently in Puerto Rico, Jonathan and his family are planning to plant a church in Central Falls, RI with NEU Church Planting.

Announcing The Gospel Coalition New England Conference: Show Them Jesus
We hope you will join us for The Gospel Coalition New England Conference, Show Them Jesus, October 16-17 online.

Introducing Jonathan Lugo
We are happy to introduce Jonathan and Tereangeli Lugo. Jonathan has just been accepted as a Church Planting Pastoral Apprentice with NEU.

Striking a Balance: Wisdom from a Veteran Innercity Pastor
Recently, we asked Jim Davis about the blessings and challenges of pastoring an innercity church. Now retired from pastoral ministry, Jim serves on the staff of NEU Church Planting as one of the Directors of Care.

Book Review of Compassion (&) Conviction
A review of Giboney, Wear, and Butler's book <i>Compassion (&) Conviction</i>, a part of the AND Campaign.

Four Action Points from Matthew 9: Shepherds for the Harassed and Helpless
Four ways that Matthew 9:35-38 should move us to plant churches among the urban poor.