Category Archives: Reflections

Encouragement for our weary souls, “Faint Not” by Jenny and Tyler.

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Michael Wallenmeyer

Faint Not Music and Lyrics: Copyright 2010 Tyler Somers (BMI), Jennifer Somers (BMI), One Eyed Cat Music (BMI) the problem’s not a gun, not a color, not a hundred dollar bill we think the struggle can be won with simple … Continue reading →

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Missional Pain and the Hope of the Gospel

Posted on June 22, 2010 by Michael Wallenmeyer

It’s hard… Five years ago I came to Mt. Laurel Evangelical Free Church in suburban South Jersey with some fine education and ministry experience. Like many others I had been working off of a church paradigm that has lots of … Continue reading →

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Four Key Movements for the Suburban Church

Posted on June 9, 2010 by Todd Hiestand

This post was originally posted on Todd’s blog but we added some thoughts, fixed his poor spelling (at least we tried) and thought it would help further the conversation here. At The Well, we’ve been studying the book of Acts. … Continue reading →

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Engaging in Mission as Community

Posted on June 8, 2010 by Michael Wallenmeyer

Not long ago I had a furloughed missionary ask me the following question, “what segment of the community that surrounds your church would seriously miss you if you suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth over night?” To spin … Continue reading →

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