Growing Together Podcast: Storefront Missionaries
Church planting is a marathon, not a sprint. However, supporting churches and presbyteries too often expect the plant to achieve self-sustaining status quickly. What if the planter establishes a physical presence in a facility early on? That space becomes an incubator out of which a church can grow. Join Dan Millward from The Detroit Project […]
Growing Together Podcast: Town and Country Church Development
There are many places in North America where churches in small towns and rural communities struggle to find a pastor. One option that is being pursued is that of Town and Country Church Development. Hear how Zach Byrd in Mississippi Valley Presbytery is reaching Hinds County, west of Jackson, MS, by pastoring two churches, one […]
Growing Together Webinar: Enduring for the Harvest
For the past year MNA has said: One Church, One Mission: It Takes All of Us. To that end, the Growing Together Webinar highlights how the Agencies and Committees of the PCA work together. The various components of our denomination are not isolated entities serving their own purposes, but each play a unified part for […]
Growing Together Podcast: Pastoring as One Vocation Among Others
Does pastoral ministry always require it to be a full-time job? Throughout history and in most parts of the world, the pastoral vocation may include another line of work. Many pastors are bi-vocational…but not many in Presbyterian circles. Being bi-vocational or co-vocational is a viable option to reach a community in ways not available to […]
Growing Together Podcast: Coaching Skills for Ministry
Would you like to experience deeper more memorable and impactful conversations in ministry? Whether in spiritual formation, pastoral care, session or staff meetings, the quality of our conversations either negatively or positively enhances our influence and impact as leaders. In this podcast, we will present three skills that can be added to your pastoral tool […]
Growing Together Podcast: The Best News Ever Heard
Evangelism: Why is it so hard for us to share good news? There are certainly costs to sharing the gospel yet we all know how critical evangelism is for the kingdom. Hear a conversation with Rico Tice from Christianity Explored as we delve into this indispensable topic. Learn more at https://www.christianityexplored.org/.
Growing Together Podcast: Partnering with RUF for Campus Revival
Join us as we chat with John Pearson, Associate Coordinator for RUF (Reformed University Fellowship), about the spiritual work RUF is doing on college campuses. John shares his journey to RUF and offers insights into the RUF mission, exciting developments, and challenges facing campus ministries today. John also highlights the mutually beneficial relationship between RUF […]
Growing Together Podcast: Strengthening Global Missions with MTW
Host Chris Vogel chats with Carolyn Phillips, Director of Organizational Relations for MTW, about the collaborative efforts between MNA and MTW in preparing together for the harvest. Carolyn shares her experiences in various regions and her current role as a connector within MTW. She highlights the exciting connections taking place, including church planter training at […]
Growing Together Podcast: Church Planting and Cultivating Diversity in Columbia
David Gentino, Sr. Pastor at Columbia Presbyterian Church, shares his journey of planting and growing a church in Columbia, SC. He discusses the transformative impact of their outreach on the campus of a historically black university and how it has shaped their congregation and inspired new works in the Palmetto Presbytery. David offers valuable advice […]
Growing Together Podcast: Preparing the Next Generation for Church Leadership
John Wingard, Professor of Philosophy and Dean of Humanities at Covenant College, joins Growing Together to share insights into Covenant College’s vital role in preparing the next generation of leaders for the Church. He discusses the importance of Christian higher education in the PCA, Covenant College’s navigation of current cultural shifts, and the exciting trends […]
