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Current Church Planting HOTSPOTS
This is a sample list of communities (alphabetical by state) in which MNA is actively working with local parties (individuals, churches, presbyteries, church planting networks) to assist in recruiting church planters. For more information, you are welcome to make the contact directly with those for whom contact information is presented. For others, email Ann Powers: apowers@pcanet.org.
US Cities
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Crestview, Florida
Southern New England (Massachusetts/Rhode Island)
Wilmington, North Carolina
Easton, Pennsylvania
Mt. Cobb, Pennsylvania (Scranton area)
Northeastern Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Warrington, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia area)
Conway/Myrtle Beach area, South Carolina
Salt Lake City area, Utah
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Every Church Plant a Church
The vision of MNA is to see a grassroots church planting culture emerge in the PCA.We are praying and working towards seeing all the churches and presbyteries of our denomination embrace a Great Commission vision that includes the planting of new, biblically healthy churches in the many diverse communities of North America (read more). Click here to view the Every Church Plant a Church video.
