Podcast
NEU Podcast #7: Should I Plant Where I Don’t Fit?
Todd Rains talks with Tim Zulker about his philosophy of church planting, the question of fit, and sustainable church planting.
Todd Rains talks with Tim Zulker about his philosophy of church planting, the question of fit, and sustainable church planting.
Tim Zulker and Todd Rains speak with Morgan Proudfoot about his church planting efforts in New Bedford.
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.
Discipling Youth in the Inner City by Tyler St. Clair is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
Discipling Women in the Inner City by Sharon Dickens is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
The Cross and Ethnic Conciliation by D. A. Horton is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
Theology as Hope for the Inner City by Doug Logan is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
Preaching Gospel Hope by Tony Merida is our next release from the Urban Hope Conference.
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.
A Review of Robert Woodberry, “The Missionary Roots of Liberal Democracy,” American Political Science Review, Vol. 106 No. 2, May 2012. Robert Woodberry is a name every church planter in urban neighborhoods should know. His 2012 article, “The Missionary Roots of Liberal Democracy” is important, not because we are seeking Read more…