by NewChurches.com: The terminology, ‘core group’ and ‘launch team’ fundamentally mean something different.

In Episode 303 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Ed discuss the fundamental differences between core groups and launch teams.

Should I start with a core group or a launch team?

In this episode, you’ll discover:

Some of the differences between core groups and launch teams.
How to know which one is right for your church.

Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):

“A core team are those who are going to help you start and who are going to stay.”–@edstetzer
“The terminology, ‘core group’ and ‘launch team’ fundamentally mean something different.”–@danielsangi

Additional Resources:

Take a look at Ed and Daniel’s book, Planting Missional Churches
Learn about Replanting & Revitalizing
Listen to Episode 279: Training a Launch Team

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by NewChurches.com: Vision and values are transferred by people, not paper.

In Episode 298 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss developing your core team in preparation for a launch. Here’s Tim with today’s question:

We’re getting ready to launch our second location in November. What resources would you recommend for our core team as we prepare for our first preview service in 10-weeks?

In this episode, you’ll discover:

Why it is vitally important to carefully select your core team.
Some helpful insights and tools to get you equipped and ready to go for your launch.

Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):

“Vision and values are transferred by people, not paper.”–@ToddAdkins
“The selection of your launch team will have an echoing impact on what your new location becomes.”–@ToddAdkins

Additional Resources:

Take a look at our course, Developing a Core Team
Get a copy of J. Oswald Sander’s book, Spiritual Leadership
Check out Daniel’s book, No Silver Bullets 
Listen to Episode 16: Strengths in Marriage of the IMbetween Podcast 
Subscribe to the 5LQ Podcast

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by Daniel Im:

How should you train your core team?

This week we are giving you a preview of our Developing a Core Team Course. This week we have focused on building a solid core team as you prepare to plant a church or campus. In today’s episode, Pastor Ronnie Parrott talks about training your core team and specifically answers the following:

Why is it important to train your core team in spiritual devotion and theology?

In this episode, you’ll discover:

What priorities you should have in place when training your leaders.
Why you can’t assume your leaders have solid spiritual devotion.

Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):

“What we need is faithful, dedicated disciple-makers who can carry us forward.”–@ronniep
“Sanctification, justification, and the role of the devotional life in the Christian should be at the forefront of your training.”–@ronniep
“In order to do hospitality well, there first needs to be heart transformation in your leaders.”–@danielsangi

Additional Resources:

Learn more about the Developing a Core Team Course.
Read Christians Don’t Exercise, They Train.
Read The Activeness of Prayer.

Help us Multiply the Mission:

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When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds

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