It would appear that basically every church in North America that is growing is either thinking about multisite or already has at least one campus. [I’d love to hear your reaction to these stats . . . jump into the conversation!]
It would appear that basically every church in North America that is growing is either thinking about multisite or already has at least one campus. [I’d love to hear your reaction to these stats . . . jump into the conversation!]
Interesting! I was just reading in Malcolm Gladwell’s book “Tipping Point” how the ideal number of people we can hold in our circle before we need to impose too much structure is 150, so i can see the value of breaking into smaller, close nit congregations. Not sure this is how this works in the multi-site phenom though.
Thanks for sharing the stats.
Ben
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