Step Two - The Adaptable Playbook

from City Gospel Movements Hosted by City Gospel Movements

Discover how mapping your city’s spiritual ecosystem can spark unity and raise the temperature for evangelism. In this episode, Chris Gough and Geoff King (Love Fort Wayne) share how prayer, listening, and connecting leaders turn isolated efforts into a collective movement of hope. Bio: Geoff King is a shepherd leader with a heart to see people, families, and communities, firmly rooted and expressively loved in the way, truth, and life of Jesus. As CEO of Love Fort Wayne, Geoff serves to advance the mission and vision of Love Fort Wayne, which is to bring the Church and community together to love the city and see it flourish in Jesus' name. Outside of his leadership at Love Fort Wayne, Geoff also serves as a Board member at Building Blocks Outreach, Four:10 Ministries, and the Fort Wayne Rescue Mission. Additionally, Geoff is a pastor, speaker, coach, and committed mentor of young men. Geoff enjoys running, reading, downtime with his family, and traveling with close friends. Geoff is married to his wife Erika, and they have three children, Amaiya (16), Layla (15), and Xander (7). To learn more about Evangelism Teams, the Adaptable Playbook, or what God is doing through collaborative evangelism efforts across North America, visit citygospelmovements.org.

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