Strategic Church Planting

Course Code
MASM821
Level
Graduate
Credit Hours
3

Instructor(s)

Rev. William Tsinigo
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Course Description

Dynamics of the urban area and how to plant healthy churches that will be self-governing, self-propagating and self-supporting. Attention will be given to reaching the lost in multi-housing communities.

Course Objectives

Upon completion of the course the student will:

  1. Discover the principles required to start churches in an urban setting
  2. Examine approaches to church growth that are biblically consistent and culturally wise
  3. Develop skills in Strategic thinking, planning and implementation of church planting
  4. Present the Early Apostolic Church Planting in the Book of Acts
  5. Implement learned principles into the development of a strategic church multiplication plan.

Course Content

Topics

  1. Introduction to the Basics of Missions and Church Planting
  2. Who plants churches? The Make-up of a planter
  3. The Church, Strategy, and Definitions of Church Growth
  4. Church Planting in the Book of Acts - The Apostolic Template
  5. Evangelistic Soil Testing
  6. Research and Spiritual Mapping
  7. Strategy and Evangelism in Church Planting
  8. Church Planting Models
  9. Leaders and leadership in church planting contexts
  10. How to Plant a Church without Thinking of Money
  11. Strategic thinking, planning and implementation
  12. Ministry, Money and Meeting places in church planting
  13. Church Growth Barriers, Cultural Factors and Church Diseases
  14. Writing and implementation of a strategic church multiplication plan

Mode of Delivery

Students will learn from reading, classroom discussions, course assignments, and lectures.