Healthy Multi-Site Churches Engage Their Intentional Strategy

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North Point Community Church has been committed to a multi-site strategy longer than any of these other churches that we've talked about today. They already have an intentional strategy for launching a healthy church, not just a Sunday morning service. And then the last thing that stands out is they are always moving forward with plans for future locations and additional expansions of current locations.

Our research has found that churches engaging a multisite strategy tend to be healthier in many key areas than other churches, and it’s clear that more large churches are using the strategy to increase health and growth.

In this episode, Tony and Amy unpack multisite insights and best practices from Transformation Church, Sun Valley Community Church, and North Point Community Church.

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