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Discipling Youth in the Inner City | Tyler St. Clair
Discipling Youth in the Inner City by Tyler St. Clair is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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Discipling Women in the Inner City | Sharon Dickens
Discipling Women in the Inner City by Sharon Dickens is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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The Cross and Ethnic Conciliation | D. A. Horton
The Cross and Ethnic Conciliation by D. A. Horton is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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Theology as Hope for the Inner City | Doug Logan
Theology as Hope for the Inner City by Doug Logan is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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Preaching Gospel Hope | Tony Merida
Preaching Gospel Hope by Tony Merida is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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Evangelism: Speaking the Message of Hope | Mez McConnell
We will be re-publishing the talks from our Urban Hope Conference over the next number of weeks. Our first talk is by Mez McConnell.
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NEU Podcast #5: Pastoring in the Schemes with Andy Constable
In this episode, Tim Zulker speaks with Andy Constable of Niddrie Community Church about the joys of being a pastor in a hard place.
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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.
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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.
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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.