scottmaciver
Puritan Board Sophomore
I recently read this article in relation to a church plant in Las Vegas. It's encouraging to see churches being planted on principle, as opposed to pragmatism, despite suggestions from some that an a capella Psalm singing church was doomed to fail in Las Vegas.
Our own church in Stornoway, Scotland was a Church plant 6 years ago. In Stornoway, a reasonably high proportion of the population attend church, whereas that is obviously not the case in Las Vegas. Two very different locations and cultures, yet the same confessional subscription and practice.
Does anyone have any experience of such a church plant? Are there any lessons learnt, positive and negative? Also, does anyone have any idea of how many denominations are involved in confessional EP church planting?
Our own church in Stornoway, Scotland was a Church plant 6 years ago. In Stornoway, a reasonably high proportion of the population attend church, whereas that is obviously not the case in Las Vegas. Two very different locations and cultures, yet the same confessional subscription and practice.
Does anyone have any experience of such a church plant? Are there any lessons learnt, positive and negative? Also, does anyone have any idea of how many denominations are involved in confessional EP church planting?