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April 24, 2017
1,000 Churches: How Past Movements Did It—And How Your Church Can, Too
By Daniel Im
Subtract your age from the number 80. Now take that number, and add it to this year’s number.
What year do you get? 2050? 2070? 2090?
What if we told you that it’s possible to plant 1,000 churches before you get to that year? 1,000 churches in your lifetime? Would you believe us?
Download this new and exclusive book that Ed Stetzer and I wrote, where we outline a path to move from addition to reproduction for your church.
1,000 Churches: How Past Movements Did It—And How Your Church Can, Too
- Chapter 1: Mass Gatherings and Movements
- Chapter 2: A Brief History of Recent Movements
- Chapter 3: Why There’s No Church Planting Movement in the West
- Chapter 4: Movement Characteristics
- Chapter 5: Principles and Practices for Reproduction
Download the book for free here.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Daniel Im
Daniel Im (@danielsangi) is the Senior Associate Pastor of Beulah Alliance Church, a multiplying multisite church focused on reaching 1% of Edmonton for Christ. His latest book is You Are What You Do: And Six Other Lies about Work, Life, and Love. He is also the author of No Silver Bullets and co-author of Planting Missional Churches. He co-hosts the New Churches Q&A Podcast, as well as the IMbetween Podcast. He has an M.A. in Global Leadership and has served and pastored in church plants and multisite churches ranging from 100 people to 50,000 people in Vancouver, Ottawa, Montreal, Korea, Edmonton, and Nashville. Because of their love for the local church, after pioneering and leading the church multiplication initiative for LifeWay, Daniel and his wife, Christina, moved back to Canada with their three children. For more information, visit danielim.com and follow him on social media @danielsangi.
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