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- 2. THE CHURCH IN THE PHILIPPINES
- 3. NUMBER OF CHURCHES IN THE PHILIPPINES 1890 – 1975 : 5,000 1976 – 2000 : 51,575 2001 – 2007 : 60,000
- 4. POPULATION OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES:
- 5. SIZE OF EVANGELICAL / PROTESTANT CHURCHES CHURCHES MEMBERSHIP % 19,720 BELOW 30 38.20 11,900 31-50 23.05 7,410 51-75 14.35 5,310 76-100 10.28 6,200 101-300 12.01 595 301-500 1.15 320 501-1000 .62 120 1,001 & UP .33 TOTAL: 51,575 Source: The church in the Philippines
- 6. THE CHURCH IN THE PHILIPPINES
- 7. OBSERVATIONS
- 8. Why are Christian churches not growing?
- 9. WHY ARE CHURCHES NOT GROWING?
- 10. WHY ARE CHURCHES NOT GROWING?
- 11. WHY ARE CHURCHES NOT GROWING?
- 19. Result of survey / Reasons cited:
- 21. American church statistics show
- 22. D-GRP; G-12; CELL GRPS; CARE GROUP; etc
- 23. D-GRP; G-12; CELL GRPS; CARE GROUP; etc
- 24. D-GRP; G-12; CELL GRPS; CARE GROUP; etc
- 32. Amazing, wonderful, MIRACLES happening all around the World. By: James Rutz
- 36. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 38. Lily & Zhang
- 39. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 40. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 41. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 42. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 44. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 45. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 46. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 47. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 48. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 49. CHURCH GROWTH IN CHINA
- 73. The Only Known Cure for AIDS
- 74. The Only Known Cure for AIDS
- 76. In Uzbekistan
- 85. GOD INTERVENES
- 92. What is Church?
- 93. What is Church?
- 95. What is Church?
- 96. What is Church?
- 100. 5 things we need to understand about church
- 106. WHAT IS A HOUSE CHURCH?
- 107. WHAT IS A HOUSE CHURCH?
- 108. WHAT IS A HOUSE CHURCH?
- 110. WHAT IS A HOUSE CHURCH? They talk. They share what God is doing in their lives. They sing. They intercede for people and for all kinds of needs all over the world. They pray. They minister one to another through the gifts God has given each one. They eat a meal together. They love one another They take the holy communion together They seek to encourage one another They study the Bible. They build each other up in their faith.
- 111. House Church Based Church Planting
- 120. What does this tell you?
- 127. The 100x Church Hits the Field Running
- 128. The 100x Church Hits the Field Running
- 131. Rabbit Teams
- 133. The advantage of smallness
- 135. An Example of the Group-by Group Approach
- 136. Bigger example of Group-by Group
- 139. Bigger example of Group-by Group
- 142. With Facts Like These, Who Needs Theories?
- 143. With Facts Like These, Who Needs Theories?
- 144. With Facts Like These, Who Needs Theories?
- 149. How Is Satan Going to Stop 707,000,000 Missionaries?
- 150. With Facts Like These, Who Needs Theories?
- 152. PARADIGM SHIFT
- 153. Traditional vs. Simple Institutional Approach Simple Approach Seating: Rows only Circle(s) Environment: Anonymous Intimate Leader Source: From institutions of higher learning From the harvest Growth: Addition where it can be found Multiplication at every level Results: An audience is attracted An army is raised up Ministry Practitioners The Ordained The Ordinary Resources Imported to the harvest Discovered in the harvest Primary Leadership: Pastoral/Teacher Apostolic Team
- 154. Traditional vs. Simple Institutional Approach Simple Approach Learning Lab: Classroom-based education Trench-based education Cost: Expensive Inexpensive Ministry Location: The Meeting Place The Marketplace Goal: Deeper Knowledge Deeper Relationships Success: Full seating capacity Full sending capacity Church Posture: Passive: Y’all Come! Active: We all Go! Attraction: Felt Need Programming Obvious Life Transformation Expectations: Conversions are surprising Conversions are expected
- 155. PARADIGM SHIFT
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- However, right now, in China, there is an unprecedented movement that even surpasses that early growth of the church and this unparalleled revival is a house church movement. The following is taken from the Caleb Report in the 1990 Jan./Feb. issue of MINISTRIES MAGAZINE. The report is given by Loren Cunningham, founder and president of YOUTH WITH A MISSION: "According to the U.S. Center For World Mission, more than 22,000 Chinese are coming to Christ each day. That is the equivalent of seven days of Pentecost every 24 hours and it is happening right now. Most of this explosion of new belief is coming from China’s rural communities, where 80% of the population of China lives. When I was in Hong Kong not long ago, Jonathan Chao, founder of the Chinese Church Research Center, told me how the Chinese revival is being spread by young people, mostly ages 15 to 19. The teenagers go to villages and share the gospel where it has never been heard before. As converts are organized into small groups, the teens call for the ‘elders, (believers in their twenties) to come and teach the newly formed home church while the younger Christians go on to reach the next village. Chinese pastors and teachers don’t have financial impediments to spreading the Christian message: they live with the peasant farmers in each new area and don’t construct buildings. They have very little and need very little. By this simple means, the good news is leaping across the fields and mountains of China." The explosive church growth that is now going on in China and that which attended the early church in the book of Acts had something in common: they were both a house church movement. This same kind of growth is seen in other countries today where church buildings are not allowed,
- However, right now, in China, there is an unprecedented movement that even surpasses that early growth of the church and this unparalleled revival is a house church movement. The following is taken from the Caleb Report in the 1990 Jan./Feb. issue of MINISTRIES MAGAZINE. The report is given by Loren Cunningham, founder and president of YOUTH WITH A MISSION: "According to the U.S. Center For World Mission, more than 22,000 Chinese are coming to Christ each day. That is the equivalent of seven days of Pentecost every 24 hours and it is happening right now. Most of this explosion of new belief is coming from China’s rural communities, where 80% of the population of China lives. When I was in Hong Kong not long ago, Jonathan Chao, founder of the Chinese Church Research Center, told me how the Chinese revival is being spread by young people, mostly ages 15 to 19. The teenagers go to villages and share the gospel where it has never been heard before. As converts are organized into small groups, the teens call for the ‘elders, (believers in their twenties) to come and teach the newly formed home church while the younger Christians go on to reach the next village. Chinese pastors and teachers don’t have financial impediments to spreading the Christian message: they live with the peasant farmers in each new area and don’t construct buildings. They have very little and need very little. By this simple means, the good news is leaping across the fields and mountains of China." The explosive church growth that is now going on in China and that which attended the early church in the book of Acts had something in common: they were both a house church movement. This same kind of growth is seen in other countries today where church buildings are not allowed,
- However, right now, in China, there is an unprecedented movement that even surpasses that early growth of the church and this unparalleled revival is a house church movement. The following is taken from the Caleb Report in the 1990 Jan./Feb. issue of MINISTRIES MAGAZINE. The report is given by Loren Cunningham, founder and president of YOUTH WITH A MISSION: "According to the U.S. Center For World Mission, more than 22,000 Chinese are coming to Christ each day. That is the equivalent of seven days of Pentecost every 24 hours and it is happening right now. Most of this explosion of new belief is coming from China’s rural communities, where 80% of the population of China lives. When I was in Hong Kong not long ago, Jonathan Chao, founder of the Chinese Church Research Center, told me how the Chinese revival is being spread by young people, mostly ages 15 to 19. The teenagers go to villages and share the gospel where it has never been heard before. As converts are organized into small groups, the teens call for the ‘elders, (believers in their twenties) to come and teach the newly formed home church while the younger Christians go on to reach the next village. Chinese pastors and teachers don’t have financial impediments to spreading the Christian message: they live with the peasant farmers in each new area and don’t construct buildings. They have very little and need very little. By this simple means, the good news is leaping across the fields and mountains of China." The explosive church growth that is now going on in China and that which attended the early church in the book of Acts had something in common: they were both a house church movement. This same kind of growth is seen in other countries today where church buildings are not allowed,