Raising Up Replanters Webinar
Is your church ready to spread renewal through replanting?
Across the country, churches in need of renewal are outnumbering the pastors prepared to lead them. But you don’t need a big church, a large budget, or a sophisticated program to start developing faithful replanters. You need a potential leader, an intentional plan, and people willing to invest. Join Evan Skelton, Brandon Moore, and Mark Hallock to discover why raising up replanters matters and how your church can take practical steps toward identifying, developing, and deploying leaders for the work of replanting.
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Evan Skelton
Speaker
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Brandon Moore
Speaker
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Mark Hallock
Speaker
Additional Information
An aging pastoral workforce, a shrinking ministry pipeline, and the unique challenges of serving struggling churches are making the need for faithful replanters increasingly urgent. Jesus reminds us that “the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few”—so how can churches help raise up the next generation of laborers?
Local churches have an opportunity to help meet this need by investing in and developing high-character, well-equipped replanters.
What You’ll Learn
- Why it matters: The trends driving the shortage of pastors for aging and plateaued churches, and why your church has a role to play.
- What to look for: The character and competencies that set apart a faithful, fruitful replanter—from gospel orientation and pastoral grit to a resourceful, teachable spirit.
- How to raise them up: A simple framework—Prepare, Identify, Develop, Deploy—for intentionally raising up replanters in your church and ministry context.
- Where to start: Practical next steps and resources to help you begin, strengthen, or multiply a replant residency.
Who Should Attend
Pastors, elders, and church leaders who want to help raise up the next generation of replanters—whether you’re exploring what this could look like, building a residency, actively developing replanters, or looking to help other churches do the same.
When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” —Matthew 9:36–38