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Tuesday, 23 February 2010 05:52 |
The Anglican 1000 movement has launched a new website that provides information, community, and church planting resources.
More than 300 church planters are meeting at Christ Church in Plano, TX, Feb. 22-23. The conference is sponsored by Anglican 1000, the Anglican Church in North America’s church planting movement.
The movement has also launched a new website that provides information, community and church planting resources.
“This website will be our ‘meeting place’ for many things: Information, Connections, Networking, Resources, Great Ideas, Theological Analysis, Anglican Tools and Tips, and anything else that you think can serve the cause of planting or raising up 1000 and more congregations, churches, and communities of faith,” wrote the Rev. David Roseberry, a key leader in the Anglican 1000 movement and rector of Christ Church in Plano, on the website’s weblog.
A live video feed of the conference is also available through AnglicanTV.
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