Episode 222: Ordination & Denominational Traditions
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Can you plant a church without being ordained?
In Episode 222 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Ed discuss denominational traditions and whether or not you need to be ordained to plant a church. Here’s Jason with today’s question:
Should you be ordained before you serve a church plant, or can you start up a church plant and then get ordained?
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- What ordination means in different denominational traditions.
- The benefit of planting in a denomination.
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
- “I think we can do more together than apart.”–@edstetzer
- “Ordination is a construct that many churches and denominations have created that basically sets a person apart for ministry.”–@edstetzer
- “The Great Commission is given to the local church, yet no local church can accomplish the Great Commission without partners.”–@edstetzer
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