For National Church Planting Sunday (May 21), church planters Caleb Borchers, Ron Clark, and Brendin Williamson talk about why church planting is what America (and the world) needs now and why existing congregations should be glad to see church plants come to their neighborhoods. Barry McDonald of the Caruso School of Law at Pepperdine University talks about the abortion pill and “sabbatarian” cases due for big decisions in the federal courts in May or June. South Hills Church of Christ in Helena, Montana, is building homes for its neighbors: Mountain bluebirds. Project leader Mark Wilson explains why (along with seventh grader Leilani Lute).
Segment One: National Church Planting Sunday (Caleb Borchers, Ron Clark, Brendin Williamson)
Link to Calvin Cockrell’s Christian Chronicle story about National Church Planting Sunday
Link to Kairos Church Planting
Link to The Feast Church of Christ in Providence, Rhode Island
Link to The Shaping of Things to Come by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch
Segment Two: Supreme Court cases of special interest to Christians (Barry McDonald)
Link to Christianity Today report on Groff v. DeJoy case before the U.S. Supreme Court
Link to Barry McDonald bio at Caruso School of Law, Pepperdine University
Segment Three: Montana church saves bluebirds (Leilani Lute and Mark Wilson)
Link to The Christian Chronicle’s story about the South Hills Church of Christ birdhouse project
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