by Molly Williams | Jul 13, 2021 | All, Church Planting Resources, Multi Modal
Three Reasons Your Church Needs to go Multimodal Jeff Reed shares three reasons your church should go multimodal. The multimodal strategy is not just for those still in the pre-launch phase – your church can take advantage of this model to reach more people with...
by Molly Williams | Jul 1, 2021 | All, Church Planting Resources, Stadia Blog
Man In The Mirror “I’m Looking at the Man in the Mirror” – Michael Jackson Pastors want so much for the people in their churches: they want them to grow spiritually, to be in healthy communities, and to have awesome families. They also want their people to give. In...
by Molly Williams | Jun 30, 2021 | All
2021 Second Quarter Highlights Every three months, we’ll round up a few highlights from the past quarter. We can hardly believe summer is already here, but as we head into Q3 we are inspired and motivated by the church leaders we are honored to work alongside in our...
by Molly Williams | Jun 23, 2021 | All, Church Planting Resources, Next Generation
There’s a Hole In Our Mission When I was 16 years old, a knuckleheaded college student named Joe asked me to help him lead a middle school Young Life team in my town. We played guitar to Goo Goo Dolls songs, we had epic events, we spent lunch time in middle...
by Molly Williams | Jun 17, 2021 | All, Church Planting Resources, US Church Planting
Mental Health and The Church It wasn’t until after college that I realized I had struggled with depression. Looking back, I don’t remember a time in my life that I hadn’t. It felt like I was constantly treading water and trying to grasp for air, only to be pulled back...
by Molly Williams | Jun 15, 2021 | All, Church Planting Resources, Multi Modal, US Church Planting
Advice to my 2019 Self It’s December 2019 and you’re ready to start a new church… Four Rivers Church held our first in-person service in Durham, New Hampshire on Sunday, June 13th with 65 people joining our 9AM service and 75 people at 6PM. Our...
