Coronavirus Response

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Latest Updates
Recent posts & stories from
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Financial Resources
CARES Act, Local Church Giving,
& COVID-19 Fund.
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Staying Connected
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& Bible Studies.
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changes in ministry.

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New Room Society

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hospitality for new people to be gathered into communion with Jesus Christ

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Abandoned Churches…..Open Hearts

  See past New Room Society Posts and Give Online Abandoned Churches.....Open Hearts By Rev. Dr. Marty Cauley Building based Christianity is starting to crumble around the edges. Even as ... Continue Reading→

Pioneer Planting

See past New Room Society Posts and Give Online Pioneer Planting By Rev. Greg Moore Pioneers seem rare these days. While new information seems abundant and cheap, doing new things with the new ... Continue Reading→

Filled with Good Things

See past New Room Society Posts and Give Online Filled with Good Things By Rev. Wesley Neal Hunger looks different in every place.  Hunger sometimes looks like a homeless man’s roadside sign, a ... Continue Reading→

Together is Always Better

See past New Room Society Posts and Give Online Together is Always Better By Rev. Jason Butler What do I do as a church planter? Sometimes people think I just sit in a coffee shop all day. ... Continue Reading→

The Compassionate God

See past New Room Society Posts and Give Online The Compasionate God By Rev. Edgar Vergara-Millan The God whom we serve is attentive to us and to the suffering around us. The book of Exodus ... Continue Reading→

Going Ahead

Going Ahead By Rev. Greg Moore The Ten Dollar Club was ahead of its time. Truth be told, it was ahead of our time. The year was 1953 and, by all empirical measures (number of congregations, ... Continue Reading→