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4 keys to multi-site technical consistency

Admittedly, I was quite opposed to the multi-site video model of doing church — initially.

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Geography matter!

How to plan for multisite expansion using analytics and data

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Multisite strategies — ensuring consistency

How to reproduce ministry best practices — consistently — across multiple locations

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Q & A: multi-site solutions

A church construction expert weighs in on what to buy, build or renovate for maximum ministry.

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Good Steward Awards 2013: Leadership

MULTI-SITE STAFF MANAGEMENT:

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Making church more accessible

Willow Creek Community Church reaches more people with strategic regional campuses.

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Misplaced perceptions of multi-site ministry

What are multi-site churches thinking today? When the multi-site movement emerged, it really made a lot

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Make sure your Web site is multi-site friendly

With the multi-site church revolution in full swing across America, much attention is paid to video venues, program development and community outreach. An equal or greater amount of attention, however, should be paid to the digital communications strategy. Whether or not your church is offering its own live video streaming or “Internet Campus” experience, running a Web site for multiple locations is a much different challenge than that of a single-site church.

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Multi-site began as a radical idea, now has become a proven strategy

Going multi-site is not for every church. It will not turn around a sick or dying church, but it can be an instrument to extend a healthy one. Multi-site is not a growth engine, but can be a vehicle for a growing church. Multi-site is not a fad to jump on, but it has become a proven strategy to reproduce healthy, fruitful, growing churches.

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Sometimes becoming multi-site is more accidental than planned

The multi-site paradigm has become a mainstay in conversations about the church. The multi-site church takes many forms, and numerous models are used. At the core of the movement is the principle that geography does not limit a single local church.

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