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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.
Taking Church Unity to the Next Level
READ TIME: 3 minutes
These pastors developed strong trust and now they are inviting their whole community to be part of the mission to be one.
From Apathy to Impact
READ TIME: 3 minutes
I asked them: “How many times have you shared your faith in the last year?”
A Prayer Meeting that Redefines Prayer Meetings
READ TIME: 3 minutes
Sometimes the boldest step you can take to see transformation in your city is to stop and pray.
What Churches Can Do for Job-Seekers
READ TIME: 3 minutes
600 churches run these clubs to meet the felt needs of job seekers in their community.
- 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.
Jeff Pishney
Jeff Pishney’s hometown was voted “One of the worst cities in America.” He founded Love Our Cities to change that.
Ryan Smith, Flower City Outreach
“I want to see the church get excited about taking on projects and ideas that are bigger than themselves.”
