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I went to Kiev Ukraine this past December and met some great people. A month or so ago I wrote about how a church planting book by Ed Stetzer is used at a seminary in the Ukraine.  Today I would like  to tell you a little more about that school.  The  school  would like to [...]

I am headed to Atlanta to be with my good friend David Putman at ChurchPlanters.com Velocity conference. So I am on the road again. I always love going to MountainLake church near Atlanta. If you are attending this conference be sure to look me up. I would love to see you. This past week while [...]

When do you say:  “oops, I made a mistake” ? Are you able to say ” I am sorry”? I think transparency is important as a leader. I will never forget the time as a young church planter I was sitting in the living room of some potential core group members. They were attending our [...]

On Thursday we  traveled from Montpellier to Paris. We had an awesome day in Montpellier. We split up into two’s and explored the city yesterday afternoon. Here are some quick take aways about our time there. We definitely just began to scratch the surface but I think we did well considering the amount of time [...]

This was the first time that I have visited Milan and Turino. One thing that we have been talking about as we have traveled south  are the similarities and differences of the different cities. We started our journey in Denmark and now we are in France after visits in Germany and Italy. We have noticed [...]

Our jet set trip really should be a planes, trains and automobiles trip. We have used all three today to get from Germany to Italy. Really impressed with the team from The Berlin Project. This is an initiative of Redeemer in NYC. As we talked with their pastor and listened to his story he has [...]

I am on the train from Copenhagen to Hamburg, Germany. I am reflecting a bit on some conversations that we have had over the last few days. I feel it is quite important as we go into a city to find locals who can inform us about the city and the people who live there. [...]