By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv A few months before the pandemic, together with the church’s pastors, we identified a weakness: we were failing to retain new converts. We realized we needed to intensify our efforts in the Lord’s core mission—making...
By Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.Misionmoderna.com, Canary Islands, Spain Every organization, including the church, has a culture. But there are two kinds: the one that is lived and the one that is printed. The second is what I call the “poster culture” —...
By Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.Misionmoderna.Com, Canary Islands, Spain There are ideas in the church that have already died, yet they keep wandering through our hallways as if they still had a pulse. I call them “zombie ideas” — they have no life, but...
By Joel Comiskey, Reap the Harvest My local church, Lyngate Vida, has always believed in the power of prayer. Moises Valentín, the founder of our Spanish congregation (now united with the English-speaking group under one banner, Lyngate Vida), comes from a family of...
By Joel Comiskey, Children in Cell Ministry At Lyngate Vida, our transition began in 2019 with a small pilot group—a step of faith toward becoming a fully cell-based church. Since then, we’ve been on a learning journey, fine-tuning every aspect of cell life. Recently,...
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