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Partners in Church Planting (PiCP) Interested in sponsoring a church? Complete the form below to let us know that you are interested in information on sponsoring a new congregation. * Required First Name * Last Name * Email Address Home Phone ( ) - ext. Church name * Church address * Church City, State, Zip code * Church telephone * Church e-mail address * I am a: * Our church's worship attendance is: During the last 12 months our church baptized: Types of Commitments/Partnerships Primary Church - A church that accepts the call to start a new church. Clustering Church - A church that chooses to join another church or chursches to start a new church. Supporting Church - A church that provides ministry activities and/or physical support to the primary church, cluster of churches or new church start. I am personally interested in church starting but do not know where to begin. Please send me information about resources and training opportunities. Proposed location of the new work: Type of church I would like to sponsor: (e.g. Traditional, House Church) Other information you want to share: Last Published: March 10, 2009 6:59 PM
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