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We look forward to getting to know your New Worshiping Community and supporting it any way that we can. Please give us a little information about you and your NWC so that we can put you on the map.

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1001 New Worshiping Communities Conference Interviews 2017

The interview reports are based on individual interviews with NWC leaders and participants. They help track the impact the 1001 initiative is having on lives and communities. This report, part of a 10-year longitudinal research project, tracks the progress of the 1001 New Worshiping Communities initiative.

1001 New Worshiping Communities Presbytery Survey 2016

The Presbytery Survey provides information about how mid councils support, encourage and hold accountable the new worshiping communities within their bounds. This report, part of a 10-year longitudinal research project, tracks the progress of the 1001 New Worshiping Communities initiative.

2016 Leader Survey Report

The Leader Survey Report is based on an annual survey of new worshiping community leaders. It provides the most in-depth research on demographics of new worshiping communities. This report, part of a 10-year longitudinal research project, tracks the progress of the 1001 New Worshiping Communities initiative.

2015 Leader Survey Report

The Leader Survey Report is based on an annual survey of new worshiping community leaders. It provides the most in-depth research on demographics of new worshiping communities. This report, part of a 10-year longitudinal research project, tracks the progress of the 1001 New Worshiping Communities initiative.
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Blue Christmas — Ho-Ho-Horrible

Presbyterians Today | November/December 2018
At Christmastime, many people struggle with depression, anxiety or grief. A “Blue Christmas” or “Longest Night” service can bring comfort to people who are lonely or suffering and lets them feel the congregation’s love and support. But only one out of four congregations offer such a service. Find out how you can bring Christ’s powerful message of peace to your own church family.
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“Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope.” —Hebrews 10:23

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