Church Planting

by Wayne Guinn Here is a portion of a report from one of our NCPO partners, Pastor Jeff Coffman of Calvary Baptist Church in Muleshoe, Texas: The dictionary says a dream is “…a vision of […]

by Wayne Guinn What a great Ignite Church Planting Forum we had at Boston Baptist College on November 16-17! We would like to thank Dave Melton, Ken Gillming, Randy Ward, and all the students and […]

By Wayne Guinn It has been a very busy month of October for the National Church Planting Office. However, it was an exciting month for us as well. The NCPO had the privilege of co-sponsoring […]

By Wayne Guinn Green Garden Baptist Church dedicated its first building to the Lord September 6, 2009. This particular building project (which included the purchase of 30 acres) took 13 months and cost the church […]

By Wayne Guinn When most of us think of a church planter, we don’t picture a man in his 70s. However, James Hollingsworth was 74 years old when he started Mid-City Baptist Church and 76 […]

By Wayne Guinn What an eventful summer! We have been actively involved in several loan projects, as well as consulting with several churches to help restructure their present loans. The economic and unemployment conditions in […]

by Wayne Guinn Months of preparation and prayer culminated in a successful church launch service for Riverside Baptist Church in Kankakee, Illinois, on Sunday, April 5. The church, led by NCPO Candidate School alumnus Ben […]

by Wayne Guinn The highlight of our spring will be our Church Planter Candidate School. Hosting our spring school will be Pastor Mark Hodges and the good people of Winter Haven Baptist Church in Winter […]

by Wayne Guinn Maybe in the secular economy, but not in God’s economy. We’ve had a wonderful start to the new year here at the NCPO. We have closed on three new loans, one in […]

by Wayne Guinn Riverside Baptist Church, pastored by Ben Seyden, hosted the Illinois State Fellowship meeting for December 2008. It was an exciting opportunity for the Illinois pastors to see the state’s newest church plant. […]