Multisite Movement Gaining New Momentum in New Places
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: White Paper
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While many churches adopt the multisite concept to address space issues, expand into new areas and reach more people by adding multiple venues, some denominations are also using multisite to revitalize struggling congregations and deal with leadership deficits. Churches are also using a multisite strategy to combine the forces of several smaller churches for maximum impact in neighboring communities. Leadership Network's Vice President and Publisher Greg Ligon examines these trends and other developments as more churches embrace the multisite movement.
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