Selecting Locations For Additional Campuses
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: Case Study
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Some of these leaders carefully crafted a strategy to become one church in multiple sites, but others “fell into it” when doors of opportunity unexpectedly opened. Whatever the genesis of the strategy for each particular church, all have wrestled with their motivation, their strategy,and their choices for the geographic location and facilities. Read more about the many facets of selecting new campuses including:
- Extending the Mission
- The Confluence of Strategy, DNA, and the Selection of Locations
- Choosing Facilities
- First Steps/ Next Steps
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