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A church planting network in the PCA is an association of churches within a presbytery or an association of presbyteries for the specific purpose of planting and growing churches within their particular city or region. Target communities and the church planters themselves are still approved by the respective presbyteries.
A recent count shows that there are at least 25 functioning church planting networks in the PCA. The way they are structured, their geographical scope, and their vision reflect a great deal of variety and creativity. By re-defining the term “network” in each geographic location in a way that recognizes the specific needs, existing resources and circumstances of that area, these associations of kingdom building partnerships are reaching the lost in effective and innovative ways.
We encourage you to browse these documents to learn more about these representative examples. Also, we invite you to contact MNA to learn more about church planting networks in the PCA.
Our thanks to the church planting networks listed below for generously sharing these resources. If you have similar resources to share or questions about church planting networks, please contact Ted Powers at tpowers@pcanet.org
Metro Atlanta Presbytery
MAP-MMA Church Planter Quarterly Report Form
Metro Northwest Network
Amended Church Planting Network Charter
Metro Philadelphia Church Planting Network
Characteristics of a Supportive Environment
Vision, Core Beliefs and Values
North Georgia New Church Network
Five Year Church Planting Plan
Job Description for NCN Director
Perimeter Ministries
Staff Appraisal for Exempt Employees
Staff Appraisal for Non-exempt Employees
Southwest Church Planting Network
Church Planter Candidate Application
Guidelines for Network Mother-Daughter Funding
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The North America Church Planting and Church Renewal Conference (Jan. 27-30, 2009) is designed to equip church planters, coaches and supervisors to start, grow and multiply healthy, gospel-centered churches that result in the spiritual, social and cultural transformation of entire cities and regions. Click here to learn more.