Winning the World
54 Wi nn i ng the Wor l d: Fac i l i tat i ng Urban Chur ch P l ant i ng Movement s
b. Immediately, those who were suitable for leadership were given responsibility to lead the public meetings of the believers .
c. A church planter would stay behind and mentor and lead these emerging leaders, grounding them in doctrines and practices to ensure the health of house churches .
7. “At the core of the Yanyin movement was a house church model that combined lay leadership development, mutual accountability, biblical authority and rapid reproducibility,” p. 61.
8. The POUCH model employed by the Strategy Coordinator
a. P – Participative Bible study and worship
b. O – Obedience as the mark of success for every believer and church
c. U – Unpaid and multiple leaders in each church
d. C – Cell groups of 10-20 believers meeting in . . .
e. H – Homes or storefronts as the venue for church and body life
9. Churches reproduced when they reached a predetermined size, met a least twice a week, some even every day, with leadership development built into the very structure of the church life , p. 62.
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