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When God created humanity, He embedded the DNA of multiplication. The first command given to Adam and Eve was, “Be fruitful and multiply”

Worship Gathering The grand opening of a new church is a pivotal milestone—a celebration of faith, mission, and community. While the culmination of preparation and prayer, this day is also the launchpad for a vision-driven ministry. The goal of the opening service is not simply to gather believers but to create a space that resonates with those who have yet to know Christ. Tim Keller (2016, p. 206) emphasizes that the foundation laid during a church's opening shapes its DNA f

Small groups, when structured and implemented effectively, serve as "mini-churches," enabling spiritual growth

Evangelism is at the core of the church’s mission, closely linked to discipleship. This article explores an Adventist approach to evangelism

The goal of discipleship is to draw individuals closer to Christ and mold them into His likeness, enabling them to live for His glory.

Explore essential principles for successful Adventist church planting: financial independence, leadership multiplication, and cultural adapt

Planting a church is much more than establishing a building or organizing worship services; ...

Training the core group is the foundation of any church planting effort.

This exploration builds on the premise that ecclesiology, Christology, and missiology are inseparable disciplines.

The paradigm of Jesus is the cornerstone for authentic and effective church planting.

The concept of Adventist DNA revolves around core values, narratives, and behaviors that align with the prophetic identity of the church

The selection of a core team is a foundational step in church planting. Churches planted without a robust core team often fail or remain wea

Partnering churches amplified their impact, revitalized leadership, and reinforced a culture of multiplication.

ACTS movement provides support, guidance, and resources for sustainable church growth

These challenges compel church planters to study urbanization, globalization, and contextualization deeply.

Behavioral profile assessment plays a vital role in the success of church planting by identifying key traits among planters and their teams.

The purpose of behavioral profile assessment is to identify the personality traits of church planters and their core teams

Discover the foundational roles outlined in Ephesians 4:11-13 that equip the church for growth and maturity.

This article compares common leadership assignment models with the Adventist model, highlighting their respective features, processes...

This article explores her profound insights, detailing what she envisioned for full-time pastoral work within the Adventist Church.