Church Planting in Military Communities
Military communities need gospel-centered churches
More than 23 million men and women are part of the American military and have given their lives to benefit the lives of others and endured the hardships of battle. Members of the Armed Services and their families desperately need a healthy community, but the transient nature of their assignments, deployments, and culture in general can make connecting difficult. Through church planting in military communities, you can affect change, meet needs, disciple believers, and mobilize the church in powerful, strategic ways.
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Simple and effective ways to understand your military context and engage your city.
Four Ways to Equip Your Church to Engage Military Communities
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Deployment: An Opportunity to Care for Military Families
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Why the Military is Fertile Ground for Future Church Planters
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5 Things to Keep in Mind when Planting Near a Military Community
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NAMB’s approach to church planting near military communities
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Why Plant Churches Near Military Communities
“We need to plant a faithful Gospel presence near every US military base in...
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