ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode with Rob Wegner of Kansas City Underground, we talk about de-centralized leadership and multiplying micro church movements. Rob is a long-term practitioner of micro church movements and leads the way in decentralized church leadership, empowering everyday leaders to be missionaries in their communities.
Rob offers some great and practical practices and tools for empowering everyday people in their churches and networks to pray, listen, and make disciples in their neighborhoods.
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