Should Your Church Consider the Microchurch Model? with Frank Wooden (ep 81)

The Microchurch is not just for church planters. Existing churches can benefit from this model, too.

Frank Wooden has been a church planter for decades, but is now concentrating on the Microchurch model as a valid, healthy alternative in a changing cultural landscape.

In this episode, Frank and I talk about:

  • What Microchurch is
  • Why it’s so appealing right now
  • Some cautions to be aware of
  • Three reasons the Microchurch model can work for a church of any size
  • How the Microchurch model might be the answer for many churches in crisis

And more.


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How to Help an Existing Church Adapt to the Microchurch Model

In this week’s Bonus Content, Frank Wooden and I talk about the value of the Microchurch model as an alternative for a church in crisis.

We discuss how it might help answer financial challenges, the importance of being proactive, what to do with a church’s institutional assets if they adapt this model, and how to address concerns from mature members.


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