
The story of a global movement told by the pastors, founders, and innovators who lived it. "A Fire Is Lit" is a limited series podcast that traces the story of City to City from the founding of Redeemer Presbyterian Church to the present. Join our Substack to receive alerts about new episodes and access to exclusive bonus content: afireislit.substack.com/
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Categories | HistoryReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | ||||

From Europe’s post-Christian landscape to Africa’s need for gospel transformation, leaders across the globe are embracing unique challenges. The movement has shifted from “the West to the rest” to “everywhere to everywhere,” with leaders from Latin A... more
The years 2020-2023 tested City to City like never before. The pandemic upended church planting efforts, forcing churches to close and limiting in-person training. At the same time, the murder of George Floyd sparked nationwide protests, exposing dee... more
Through training programs like the International Intensive, the influence of Tim Keller’s books, and the creation of networks like City to City Asia Pacific, the movement spread around the world as leaders adapted its model to their own contexts. By ... more
In 2012, Dominican American pastor Robert Guerrero joined as the New York City Church Planting Catalyst, pushing for structural changes such as diversifying leadership and redesigning training to support Black and Brown planters. This work was an ins... more
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Focusing on the impactful journey of a significant church movement, content explores the establishment and evolution of a church that has influenced urban communities both locally and globally. Through first-hand accounts and narratives from key figures, episodes weave together themes of church planting, community engagement, and spiritual leadership, highlighting the church's adaptive responses to societal challenges. Notable discussions include the church's growth post-9-11, the development of diverse leadership, and the commitment to outreach in various urban centers, making this series a significant listen for those interested in faith, community service, and church history.
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