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EPISODE 68: CORPUS CHRISTI PD
Father Tim Raemakers has been a priest for 36 years, a pastor for 21, and a Father at Corpus Christi…
EPISODE 67: CREATING A CULTURE OF SUCCESSION
Charles Stoicu from Anaheim’s Eastside Church is committed to continuing the legacy of leading the young as disciples for Christ.…
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PEACE Missions Gathering Empowers Churches for Change
The Purpose Driven movement is built on a partnership of churches, mobilizing members to change the world. This vision for global impact is only possible with help of International Partnering Churches uniting with foreign countries. You won’t believe what partnerships were just formed!
Wrong Place at the Right Time
As a former Marine, Brandon dodged plenty of bullets to save the lives of others. He protected two U.S. Presidents, served in Iraq, and worked in law enforcement. But it’s his commitment to Christ that took him to the frontlines of ministry after Hurricane Harvey and the Vegas shooting.
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Building Purpose Driven Churches in the Middle East
When Nabil Banbak heard God calling him into ministry, he never thought it would take him from Jordan to California. But God had big plans in store — to use Nabil to equip Arabic-speaking churches in the Purpose Driven movement.
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Purpose Driven Church 2018 Wrap-Up
From June 26-28, nearly 3,000 church leaders gathered for the 2018 Purpose Driven Church Conference: Breakthrough. Comments have been pouring in from church leaders who gained new momentum or overcame barriers in their ministry. What’s your story!?
Learnings from 15 Years as a Purpose Driven Church
In 2001, Pastor Fabian Ruiz drove 13 hours from Buenos Aires to Mendoza for Purpose Driven Church training. That single meeting not only shaped his ministry, but today has made his church the headquarters for Argentina’s upcoming PD Conference this September.
Building a Healthy Foundation from a Broken Past
At 38 years of age, Junior Rostirola has every reason to be bitter about his past. Instead, he’s using his childhood of trauma to fight for families, change lives, and build the fastest growing church in Brazil.
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