Mapping the Gospel Gaps: Church Planting in Ireland
What does church planting look like in one of the least-reached English-speaking countries in the world?
A narrative series on mission and empire. Research from the field. Peer conversation between practitioners. Pick the one that fits the season you are in.

Hosted by Imer Santiago
An eight-part narrative series on the tangled history of Christian mission and empire. Historians, missiologists, practitioners, and everyday voices trace the legacies we inherited and ask what mission looks like after empire.
Start at episode one. It is built to be heard in order.
Eight episodes, a year and a half in the making. It starts in a donut shop in Florida and travels the globe asking what colonialism has to do with the unfolding story of the church. Not everyone will like what they hear.
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What does church planting look like in one of the least-reached English-speaking countries in the world?
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