Church Plant Initiative Team
Continually beginning new churches is the best way to advance the Kingdom of God and restrain the tide of sin and suffering. Therefore, we take risks for the kingdom and explore various ways of beginning new churches. Even though planting new churches is unpredictable, we do so with reliance on God’s leading and timing.
Our Church Plant Initiatives Team (CPIT) helps explore why, where, and how we can plant new churches. We have produced this paper to help explain the strategic importance of church planting.
Metro Richmond Church Planting Network includes the following churches:
- Stony Point Reformed Presbyterian Church (1969) Bon Air
- Sycamore Presbyterian Church (1980) Midlothian
- All Saints Reformed Presbyterian Church (1984) Fan District
- West End Presbyterian Church (1993) Henrico
- Grace Community Presbyterian Church (2005) Hanover
- Spring Run Presbyterian Church (2006) Midlothian
- City Church of Richmond (2007) Richmond
- Sudan Christian Fellowship (2008) at West End Presbyterian Church
- Evergreen Community Church (2009) Powhatan
- Iglesia Hispana (2010) at West End Presbyterian Church
- Ray of Hope Nepalese Fellowship (2011) at West End Presbyterian Church
- Northside Church of Richmond (2011) Northside Richmond
- Crown & Joy Presbyterian Church (2014) Southside Richmond
- Iglesia Hispana (2016) at Sycamore Presbyterian Church
- Church Hill Presbyterian (2019) East End Richmond
- Frank Matthews, Hispanic Development Coordinator
- New Creation Presbyterian Church (2021) in Chester
- High Bridge Presbyterian Church (2022) Farmville
- River Run Presbyterian Church (2023) Amelia