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What if the future of the Church depends not on reaching more people, but on going deeper?
In this episode of Gather, EPN President Joe Swimmer talks with the Rev. Sam Wells, Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London, about his theology of “being with” and what it offers the Church in a time of change. Together, they explore abundance and scarcity, why institutional decline may invite the Church to think differently about growth, and the power of deeper relationships with God, one another, and our communities. For Sam, the Church’s distinctive calling is not simply to do more, but to offer something increasingly rare: real relationship.
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