What We Provide Partner Training
New Churches have historically demonstrated that they are
8 times more effective in reaching new people than churches
10 years and older.
THE CHURCH MULTIPLICATION ALLIANCE
A strategic partnership between The NYCLC, Redeemer Church Planting Center, Concerts of Prayer Greater New York, Partnering Denominations, and churches. Since 2002, the CMA has helped to launch more than 100 churches.
Our VISION is to see God renew Metro New York through a church planting movement supported by prayer.
Our MISSION is to accelerate the church planting movement in Metro New York by increasing the number of new churches and supporting them through prayer, training and funding.
Our PURPOSE is to promote and pursue strategic collaborations to sustain an effective church planting movement in metropolitan New York City. We seek to do this through a common, collaborative Kingdom vision and strategy and mobilizing resources for the "seeding" of successful church plants.
For more details, please contact Lauren Moy at 718.593.8626 x217 or by email.
- Training opportunities for potential and active church planters. Training includes assessment and involvement in a learning community through the Partner Program.
- Opportunities to hear from dynamic speakers and to network and pray with other church planters from around Metro New York at quarterly events.
- Grants for qualified new churches.
- Regular communication and prayer support in the form of an
e-newsletter. - Shared information such as demographics research and best practices.
The Redeemer Partner Training Program offers urban church planting training for persons planting churches in and around the five boroughs of New York City. Partners in the program come from various denominations and independent affiliations. Partners should have a vision for church planting in a specific area of the city, passion for God's kingdom, and a track record in ministry.
Monthly sessions cover important topics related to the principles of urban church planting. Learners complete readings and do assignments and case studies related to their specific church plant. New cycles of training begin every January and August. Each cycle has ten monthly sessions that are four hours in length. Sessions and materials are offered in English and Spanish. Potential partners must complete an application and be accepted into the program.
For more information, contact Mark Reynolds, Associate Director of the Redeemer Church Planting Center at 212.808.4460 x118 or by email.
AFTER THE LAUNCH,
LESSONS LEARNED THE FIRST 3 YEARS
Topics Include:
Building Community,
Preaching the Gospel,
Growing the Church to the Next Level and
Cultivating my Spiritual Life
ABOUT THE PANEL:
VITO AIUTO is the founding pastor of Resurrection Presbyterian Church in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which was planted in 2005. In addition to his work as a pastor, he and his wife, Monique, perform music as The Welcome Wagon. He is a graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary.
For more information go to http://resurrectionwilliamsburg.com/
JR VASSAR the founding and lead pastor of Apostles Church, an emerging network of neighborhood congregations in New York City, which was planted in 2005. Apostles Church is currently meeting in the Upper East Side and near Union Square. He lives with his wife, Ginger, and their three children in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
For more information go to http://www.apostlesnyc.com/
DIMAS SALABERRIOS is the Founding Pastor of Infinity New York Church located in the Bronx. He is also the New York City Director of Youth for Christ, an international para-church ministry that reaches young people with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
For more information, go to http://www.infinitynychurch.com/
There will also be a time of Q & A, Small group discussion and prayer.
A light lunch will be served. This event is free of charge.
Friday, March 19, 2010 12 noon – 2:15 p.m.
Church For All Nations
( 417 West 57 Street between 9 and 10 Avenues, New York City)
To RSVP by March 12, contact Lauren Moy at via email at lmoy@copgny.org or call 718-721-2626 ext. 217.