Is the Emergent Church a New Model for Church?

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The emergent church took place back in the 19 nineties and early two thousands. The problem is that there didn't seem to be any agreement, whatoever, on what this new model should be. Nearly half of pastors under the age of forty five are also considering leaving fulltime ministry.

Major disruptions over the last few years have left many pastors wondering if how they do ministry needs a dramatic overhaul. But what if rather than a total transformation, there were smaller changes we could make that will lead to greater impact?

Before we jump into our series on the simple shifts church leaders may need to consider, let’s first try to understand how we got to where we are today—and shift our focus for a moment on what doesn’t change.

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