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Why, What, Where, and How: Leading a Neighborhood Gathering with Purpose
Discover the why, what, where, and how of leading neighborhood gatherings that build worship, community, and mission in everyday life.

Canvas Network
Sep 92 min read
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Calling Lab Stories: Unlocking Who God Created You to Be
Learn how Calling Lab in St. Louis encouraged people to see discipleship as a lifestyle—impacting neighbors, coworkers, and friends.
Elaina Ervin
Aug 272 min read
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The Companion Planting of the Lord
🌱 God doesn’t plant you randomly — He places you with purpose.
Just like companion plants in a garden, we’re meant to grow together, strengthening and blessing one another. Your strengths serve someone else’s weakness, and theirs serve yours.
Let’s stop comparing and start complementing. You belong right where He’s planted you
Phebe Martin
Jul 203 min read
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Relationship Prayer Map Toolkit
The Relationship Prayer Map helps you reflect on and pray for the people in your life by mapping out how close they are to you and how your relationships are growing or changing.
Christopher Ervin
Apr 292 min read
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Living Your Calling: Proximity, Presence, Purpose, and Pursuits in Microchurch Life
God’s calling is lived out in everyday life through microchurches. Start with proximity—being close to the people around you. Practice presence by showing up consistently and caring deeply. Discover your purpose in God’s mission right where you are. Then take action with intentional pursuits that reflect Jesus’ love. This is how faithful, fruitful communities grow—one relationship at a time.
Christopher Ervin
Apr 233 min read
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Discovering Your Gospel Identity: The Key to Leading a Microchurch
This post is to encourage micro church leaders in knowing that they are forgiven, loved, and sent by God, not defined by perfection or performance. It shows how this truth helps overcome impostor syndrome, builds authentic relationships, and empowers others to lead. The core message: you lead not because you’re enough, but because Jesus is.
Christopher Ervin
Apr 154 min read
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