Blog & Podcast
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.
NEU Podcast #4: Experiencing COVID-19 as a Poor Community with Chip Anderson
As COVID-19 continues to affect communities and churches around the world, Tim spoke to Pastor Chip Anderson about how his church has experienced COVID-19 and dealt with its challenges.
Announcing: Sex Trafficking Awareness for Pastors and Leaders
The buying and selling of girls and boys happens everywhere. Learn how to protect the vulnerable in your churches and communities from sex trafficking. Two Wednesdays starting July 8th. Register Now.
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.
NEU Podcast #3: Discipling Women and Children in the Inner-City with Sharon and Natasha
This month on NEU Podcast, we talked with Sharon Dickens and Natasha Davidson. It's a great conversation about how churches in an urban poor context can serve women and children.
2 Essential Articles on Social Justice
These two articles by Malcolm Foley and Justin Hawkins are essential reading for church planters on the relationship between social justice and the gospel.
5 Ways Pastors Should Respond to News of Social Injustice
Five ways pastors and Christian leaders should respond to the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery and similar social issues.
Introducing NEU Podcast: All About Church Planting in Urban New England
NEU Church Planting is launching a rebranding of our podcast today with two new episodes. The goal of NEU Podcast going forward will be to bring together a collection of wise voices to inform, exhort, and grow our community of church planters who are building sustainable, diverse, and gospel-centered churches among New England's urban poor.