If you've been thinking about microchurch or how your existing church can shift to empower small groups for community impact, join teams from churches and organizations in NE Ohio on August 24, 9-noon for a collaborative learning seminar.

We'll dive into topics including:

• Why choose small?
• Mission and discipleship in the everyday rhythms of life (Everyone gets to play).
• Starting kingdom works.
• What about my day job?
• What do we do with kids?
• Recalibrating your church ecosystem to empower the small.
• Multiplying groups, good works and microchurches.
• And more...

Facilitators
Jack Radcliffe, Malone University
Brian Donahue, Pursuit Friends Church
Andy Sikora, Renew Communities

In Mark 12 Jesus was asked what the most important thing about life is.

He replied that the most important thing about life is learning to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love your neighbor as yourself.

Taking Jesus as his word, the Common Life Church Collective endeavors to cultivate communities of people who are intent on sharing in common rhythms and practices that provide a way to live this out.

These communities, sometimes called microchurches because they embody all the essential features of church while intentionally remaining the size of extended families, ground their life together in rhythms of prayer, rest, study, and work and then seek to discern what their shared expressions and practices of worship, community, and mission will be.

Feel free to drop us a line if you're interested in visiting a common life church or in starting one of your own. We'd love to help!