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 HIGHWAY 358 MINISTRY

Kevin Hussey Lifecoach - Podcaster - Content Creator

 

Welcome to Highway 358, a group with a unique vision to keep people together in small groups, based on the scripture in Isaiah 35.

PEOPLE THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE. 

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MINISTRY

"At our organization, we proudly embrace an A.P.E.S.T approach to community, ensuring that as we serve, we make a significant impact. Click below to explore how our unique and diverse approach empowers individuals to discover their true gifting and how we strive to create a stronger, more connected community together."

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Multiplication Not Addition

In Christian ministry, multiplication and addition represent two distinct approaches to spreading the message and impact of the ministry.

  1. Addition: In the context of Christian ministry, addition refers to the traditional method of reaching out to individuals and bringing them into the community of faith one by one. It involves personal evangelism, discipleship, and nurturing the spiritual growth of each individual. While this approach is essential and effective, it can be relatively slow in terms of expanding the ministry's reach.

  2. Multiplication: On the other hand, multiplication involves a more strategic and exponential approach to ministry growth. It focuses on empowering and equipping individuals within the community to become disciple-makers themselves. This process emphasizes training and mentoring new leaders who can, in turn, reach out to others, forming a chain reaction that multiplies the impact of the ministry. Multiplication aims to create a network of individuals who actively share their faith and invest in the lives of others, leading to rapid growth and the transformation of communities.

In summary, while addition focuses on individualized and personal engagement, multiplication emphasizes empowering and releasing individuals to become agents of change and spiritual influence. Both approaches are essential in Christian ministry, but multiplication holds the potential for broader and more rapid expansion of the ministry's influence and impact.

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HELP US TO SPREAD GOD'S LOVE AND FAITH

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