Five Things I Noticed About “Pray March Act”
I haven’t been this proud to be a part of the church in 15 years.
Resources for Churches Addressing Racial Justice
Last week, Redeemer City to City’s CEO, Steve Shackelford, released a statement acknowledging the several ways our organization has failed to live up our own best ideals of diversity, trans-denominational unity, and the importance of mercy and justice in ministry.
How to Make Content from Your Digital Meetings
In these months of social distancing, all City to City meetings are done over Slack, Google, or Zoom.
Ways to Do Church During Social Distancing
Churches in most places on the planet have had to social distance.
Reaching the West with a Spirituality of the Margins
How to Reach the West Again is Timothy Keller and City to City’s newest book on starting a new missionary encounter with Western culture.
One Ant Arguing with Another Ant
The following article originally appeared in the Redeemer Report. One of the common frustrations church planters often face is a kind of protectionist turf consciousness that they meet from established churches in their target areas. If the established church, however small or weak it may be, discovers that a new church might begin nearby, the […]
Together for the City
The following excerpt is from Neil Powell and John James’ new book, Together for the City, a groundbreaking story of a group of churches who decided to work together to reach their city like never before.
Ministry at the Heart of an NYC Summer
In New York City, summer is a time when our communities are bustling with activity.
The First Steps To Gospel-Shaped Worship
Who is a worship service for?
Defining a Gospel Movement
It is common for Christian ministries, indeed for human organizations, to claim to be a movement. It has a very positive ring to contemporary ears. When Christians use the term, they often mean, “God is blessing our efforts.” But when Redeemer City to City (CTC) employs the phrase, we have something much more specific in […]