Church Planting

by Dan Greer A 2011 University of New Mexico study report says, “Neighborhoods with churches present will have lower levels of crime than neighborhoods without churches.” At the National Fellowship Meeting in Detroit I accompanied […]

by John Gross As your newly appointed director of home missions and evangelism I want to thank the executive committee for their confidence in my appointment to this position. It is very humbling. But I […]

by Dan Lamb My time as BBFI third vice president and my official work with the NCPO is coming to a close, but I don’t leave with a heavy heart. I’m excited for the change […]

by Dan Lamb Start … Stop … Reset was the theme for the National Fellowship meeting in Springfield. In my life I have many times done exactly that: started, stopped, and reset. I am sure […]

by Dan Lamb The goal of the candidate school is to inform and equip the church planter to be best prepared to for the task ahead of him. The candidate school is five days of […]

by Dan Lamb The lineup was impressive as we watched newly approved church planters stand before the national meeting in Austin (Round Rock), TX, in February — and we knew these men and their wives […]

by Dan Lamb The BBFI Builders are such a valued piece of the NCPO team. The main purpose of the BBFI Builders has been to help baby churches get into their first buildings. In the […]

by Dan Lamb For so many of us, this time of year marks a new beginning, a time of refreshment and renewal. In the last six months, the NCPO has experienced a change in leadership, […]

by Dan Lamb Church planting is at the heart of everything we do here at the NCPO. Partnering with BBFI churches to birth new churches in cities, small towns, and neighborhoods across our nation is […]

by Dan Lamb What a thrilling week we experienced when the NCPO Church Planters’ Candidate School joined the pastors in the Ohio BBF State Meeting October 7-11. We shared candidate school speakers and classes with […]