Kingdom Centers and the Emerging Ecclesia Unlocking Apostolic Hubs for Global Transformation In this new era of Church reformation, God is shifting our mindsets and redefining how we function as the Body of Christ. Traditional church models are being transformed into Kingdom centers-hubs of mobilization, training, and releasing that equip believers to advance God's plan on Earth. Unlike para-church ministries, Kingdom centers connect like-minded individuals and ministries without micromanagement, allowing the full fivefold anointing to operate. Through this book, you will discover how to establish and operate a Kingdom center in your region to strengthen local churches and catalyze Kingdom impact. Endorsement by C. Peter Wagner: "One of the most game-changing words that the Holy Spirit is speaking in this new season has to do with the transformation of some traditional local churches into Apostolic centers. How can we do this? Greg Crawford is one of the first who has put answers to this question in this dynamic book, Kingdom Centers and the Emerging Ecclesia. This is a very important book that church leaders need to read and assimilate, then begin to take action." - C. Peter WagnerWhat You Will Discover in This Book: ✅ The Difference Between Kingdom Centers and Apostolic Churches - Understand why these hubs are essential for mobilization and kingdom advance. ✅ Apostolic vs. Pastoral Viewpoints - Learn how these two leadership paradigms differ ✅ How Apostolic Teams Serve Local Churches - See how true fivefold ministry operates to equip and empower the Body of Christ. ✅ What Defines a Kingdom Center? - Gain a clear understanding of how these centers function and why they are vital for this season. Why This Book is Crucial for Today's Church:
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