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I'm excited to write that a recent article Kelly wrote was featured on LeadNet.

Below is an excerpt from the report.  You can see the featured article on the LeadNet website.

Leaders of the Antioch Movement in the Ukraine still remember the day denominational leaders in that country decided to trade their independent church-planting efforts for a united national plan.

It was the first time since the fall of Communism ushered in religious freedom in the Ukraine that religious leaders had banded together for the purpose of widespread church multiplication.

«We tried to help churches understand that it is our country and we are responsible for it; it is our people and our churches who need to deliver and give birth to other churches,» says Victor Kulbich, who helped train church planters in the country. «And it is our responsibility to bring the Gospel to each man, woman and child and plant the churches. It is a huge vision and we need God's help.»

The culmination of the collaborative work of the Antioch Movement was when Baptist, Pentecostal and independent church leaders came together to sign a historic plan to . . .

If you have a few minutes read the article on the Leadership Network website.  Feel free to rate the article and leave a comment.  The more the merrier.