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The City Gospel Movement team helps celebrate and accelerate collaborative gospel work in cities around the world.
Through this site, you can connect with movement leaders and learn best practices in evangelism and city transformation.
Before You Start a Movement, Read This.
READ TIME: 2 minutes
For all the talk about John 17, why don’t we see more unity? Learn what’s missing here.
The One Thing that Does NOT Matter When Sharing the Gospel
READ TIME: 5 minutes
…and the four things that do matter.
Before You Start a Movement, Read This.
READ TIME: 2 minutes
For all the talk about John 17, why don’t we see more unity? Learn what’s missing here.
Fighting Trafficking in Your City? Here’s One Tool You Need.
READ TIME: 5 minutes
Don’t learn the hard way. We wish we knew about this toolkit when we first started this work.
- What is a city gospel movement?
- What are the characteristics of a city gospel movement?
- How can we create church unity?
What is a city gospel movement?
Answer: A united, holistic, sustainable effort by the Church to seek the peace and prosperity of their city. Read more
What are the characteristics of a city gospel movement?
Answer:
- First, the movement is gospel-centered.
- Second, the movement is church-driven.
- Third, the movement is disciple-led.
- Finally, the movement is city-focused.
How can we create church unity?
Answer: Church unity does not happen overnight. In many cities church unity has taken years to develop. However, no unity exists without a few people believing it is possible and who remain persistent about creating unity. Read more
What is a city gospel movement?
Answer: A united, holistic, sustainable effort by the Church to seek the peace and prosperity of their city. Read more
What are the characteristics of a city gospel movement?
Answer:
- First, the movement is gospel-centered.
- Second, the movement is church-driven.
- Third, the movement is disciple-led.
- Finally, the movement is city-focused.
How can we create church unity?
Answer: Church unity does not happen overnight. In many cities church unity has taken years to develop. However, no unity exists without a few people believing it is possible and who remain persistent about creating unity. Read more
Rosie Schuman, Abide Omaha
Abide works for city transformation one neighborhood at a time.
Chris Gough
Chris Gough mobilizes the local Church in Seattle, WA through networks to lead the way in serving their city.
Ryan Smith, Flower City Outreach
“I want to see the church get excited about taking on projects and ideas that are bigger than themselves.”
