Nearly 150 church, presbytery, and network leaders from 46 presbyteries gathered to talk about the development of “pipelines” — intentional systems that identify, disciple, and send out leaders.

The event will offer targeted tracks that encompass the range of phases of church planting, from those exploring the possibility to those leading established churches who are considering new launches.

The summit is intended for church leaders who are looking to bring new strategies into their local church, presbytery, or church planting network. 

Three components are key: evangelism, pipelines, and partnerships.

MNA has positioned itself to better serve church planters and churches, while extending its influence to the broader Reformed world.

The three training tracks at the February gathering can help church planters who are just getting started, planters who have some experience, and leaders in church planting networks, presbytery committees, or church planting pastors.

“Generation Z and millennials have been given much. Until they’re put in a situation where they really need God to show up, they don’t really know their need for a Savior.”