Tag: multisite

  • Has your Church Hit a Growth Barrier?

    Growth barriers often leave leaders feeling like they’ve exhausted their options and resources for growth and that they are stuck. But, here’s the good news about growth barriers: they can be broken down by changing your ministry routine.  Shifting the way you approach leadership, structure, and methods can provide a huge boost to your church’s…

  • New Coaching Networks from the Unstuck Group

    One thing is true of strong church leaders: they fight for healthy growth. Are you willing to explore beyond your ministry routines to discover the strategies that will help you lead your church at a higher level? This fall, we invite you to take your next steps with a community of like-minded church leaders. In our new Leadership…

  • 10 Articles that will Help your Church Make Vision Real

    10 Articles that will Help your Church Make Vision Real

    Thank you for making June another great month here at Helping Churches Make Vision Real! June in Arizona means no more sitting outside and blogging…it’s so hot they’re cancelling flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport because the smaller regional jets can’t get enough lift with the excessive heat to get off the ground! So thank…

  • Should your Church Start New Campuses or Plant New Churches?

    Should your Church Start New Campuses or Plant New Churches?

    “Multi” doesn’t mean “Mega” anymore. According to a study conducted by Leadership Network there are more than 8,000 multisite churches across America and more than 1,600 megachurches (churches of more than 2,000 people in weekly attendance). While both are growing, the multisite church movement has outpaced the megachurch movement in America. What was once seen…

  • 4 Reasons Why Multisite Costs More Than Church Planting

    It would be easy to think that a multisite church is more cost-efficient than church planting. However, there’s more to consider than meets the eye. For the past 6 years I’ve had the opportunity to serve at Sun Valley Community Church in Arizona and see the church grow from one site to five during that…