Philip Moore serves as the Network Director for Acts 29 Europe and he has recently been appointed as the VP for Global Networks. We spent some time catching up with him as he described the Acts 29 landscape and spoke to us about why he serves on the Acts 29 Southern-Africa board as well. Philip reminded us that even though its a new year, and even as things change, Acts 29 continues to exists to plant Gospel-centred churches.

Philip mentioned the Acts 29 Europe Conference and Global Gathering and you can find out more about this at:

https://www.acts29.com/europeconference/

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern-Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

ARCH is the Acts 29 Resource Collaboration Hub. It is a bridge between our global church-planters as we pool our experience, knowledge and learning. Coming from Latin America, North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific the members of the Arch team are working on the development and delivery of global content as well as the philosophy of theological education across the world.

ARCH is hoping to create, all across our global network, the training ecosystem we need to raise up, assess and deploy church-planters and church-planting teams. We will be running Arch Symposia on topics of global interest 5 times a year, aiming to equip, inform and inspire the local church in its mission.

Through the ARCH project we want to steward the gift God has given us, namely a network of interconnected, multiplying churches all over the globe.

ARCH SYMPOSIUM

We will host Arch Symposia on topics of global interest 5 times a year, aiming to equip, inform and inspire the local church in its mission.

UNITY IN DIVERSITY

Contextual Hermeneutics

Prof. Elizabeth Mburu will share what we can learn from the gospels on unity and diversity and how to contextualize it in the various global contexts.

09 December 2021

• 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m ET
• 4 p.m. Paris
• 5 p.m. South Africa
• 7 p.m. Gulf Standard Time
• 2 a.m. Australia Standard Time (10 Dec)

https://www.acts29.com/arch/

https://acts29-global.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAkce6spzgqHdJKMfPwmT9XGv1RxqrirLOX

On this our final episode of season 2 of the podcast, we touch base once again with our very own Network Director, Pastor One Mokgatle. It's been a year since we spoke to One about Acts 29 Southern Africa and we thought that a great way to wrap up the season would be to check in with him. We spoke sabbaticals, soul care and all things Acts 29 Southern Africa.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern-Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

For episode 7, of this, the second season of the podcast, we are looking back on season 2’s episodes, as we seek to remind ourselves about a lot of the wisdom that was shared by our guests on season 2. We have been doing this podcast for almost a year now and so we thought a great way to celebrate that, would be to take a moment and reflect on a year that’s gone by, in the life of the Acts 29 Southern-African podcast.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

For episode 6, of this, the second season of the podcast, we are looking back on season 1’s episodes, as we seek to remind ourselves about a lot of the wisdom that was shared by our guests back in season 1. Can you believe that we have been doing this podcast for almost a year now? And so we thought a great way to celebrate that, would be to take a moment and reflect on a year that’s gone by, in the life of the Acts 29 Southern-African podcast.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

Trevor Skead serves on the ministry staff team at Hope City Presbyterian Church - an ordinary church for ordinary people, seeking to faithfully proclaim the extraordinary hope of the Gospel in the urban center of Cape Town. He is married to Nicolette and they have two children, Anna-Grace and James.

In this episode, Trevor discusses the role of a lead pastor/planter's ministry partners, helpers, and elders and how they serve the Body Of Christ as a collective. Trevor talks to us about a number of relationships from the scriptures that remind us that church planting and pastoring is not a journey to be taken alone.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern-Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

The 3rd wave of Covid-19 infections has recently hit the region of Southern Africa really hard, with the Corona virus' Delta variant being so contagious. This has resulted in a more drastic lockdown within our region, and for most, this has meant that physical church gatherings are no longer possible. It's been yet another drastic interruption that has affected so many. Even our very own podcast's schedule has had to to be tweaked and changed, and even delayed by 1 day, as we felt it important to speak about some of the challenges facing the Acts 29 Southern African community.

So, we called up a number of our members and asked them about how they are feeling in light of this most recent lockdown. We asked them about some of the lessons they have learned over the course of this Covid-19 pandemic, and we also asked them about some of the ways that they have had to innovate ministries, so that the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, is still easily accessible to those entrusted to their care.

We called up brand new church-plant, planters and their wives, we called up fairly established church-plant planters and ministry workers, and we spoke to established church pastors and leaders. They spoke honestly about how they are feeling, and they shared a lot of their learnings and wisdom.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3

Pastor Doug Logan is Married to Angel and together they have 3 sons and 3 grandchildren. He is an associate director for Acts 29 and he has been in urban ministry for going on 25 years. In 2011, Pastor Doug and his wife Angel planted Epiphany Fellowship in Camden, New Jersey. He is the author of “On the Block: Developing a Biblical Picture for Missional Engagement”, He also founded the “On The Block Collective” and he currently serves as the president of Grimke Seminary - a Seminary which exists to train pastors and planters who are characterised by theological clarity, cultural engagement, and missional innovation..

Pastor Doug speaks to us about the importance of safe learning spaces and key relationships - mentors and encouragers - along this, often lonely, church-planting journey.

For more information about Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://www.acts29.com/network/southern-africa .

If you are interested in applying to plant a church with Acts 29 Southern Africa, check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/acts-29-application-preparing-to-plant-southern-africa-network-p2p-v21 .

Or perhaps you are an existing church interested in joining our diverse family of church-planting churches, then check out:

https://application.acts29.com/courses/existing-church-southern-africa-exca-v3