Launching an English-Language Worship Service

Lonely people aren't looking for a better sermon. They're looking for somewhere to belong.Pastor Dima Pilipchuk gets practical in part two — how Grace United launched an English service with no paid staff, how COVID accidentally gave them their best time slot, and why their kids ministry became their most powerful outreach tool.But the most compelling part? A whiteboard on the platform with the names of unsaved and sick people — prayed over out loud every single service until something changes.Dima is honest about the tension young leaders feel: endless logistics pulling against the spiritual work that actually matters. If you're building something for the second generation — or you're part of it and looking for a church with real community — don't miss this one.Cross-Cultural Voices — faith, culture, and belonging.