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“If You’ve Seen One Church, You’ve Seen One Church” – Why Every Church’s Path to Community Impact is Unique By Nathan Ivey, Founder of Seed to Oaks
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The Digital Shift at Seed to Oaks – A Long Time in the Making
The Work Behind the Scenes: Strengthening Churches for Greater Impact
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Why a Digital Tool? Following God’s Call to Serve More
Embracing digital tools may feel like a leap, but it’s a step of faith guided by God to love our neighbors more effectively and reach those in need.
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Your Feedback Matters: Help Shape the Future of Seed to Oaks
Seed to Oaks is transforming, and we need your voice! Join us in shaping the future of community connection by sharing your insights on our clickable prototype.
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Our Clickable Prototype is Here! Join Us on This Exciting Journey
We are thrilled to announce our clickable prototype is ready for testing! As we prepare for the next phase, we may be reaching out to you for your invaluable feedback. Thank you for being a vital part of this journey.
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New Beginnings: Simplifying Neighborly Love
January is a season of new beginnings—a time to reflect, set goals, and start fresh. As we chart the course for the year ahead, one goal stands above the rest: answering Jesus’ call to love our neighbors. At Seed to Oaks, we understand that while this command is simple, living it out in practical, impactful ways can sometimes feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re here: to make loving your neighbors not just a goal, but a way of life. Our mission is to equip Christians and churches with the tools, insights, and strategies needed to identify where God is already at work in their communities and join Him there. As Hebrews 10:24 encourages us: “And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.”
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Epiphany: Seeing God’s Work in Our Neighborhoods
Epiphany is a season of revelation—a time to celebrate the moment Christ’s light was made known to the world and to reflect on how that same light continues to shine today. It’s a reminder that God’s love and salvation extend to all people, illuminating every corner of the world. At Seed to Oaks, we’ve had the privilege of witnessing this light breaking through in communities across the country. Our work focuses on equipping churches to see their neighborhoods with fresh eyes and to respond to needs and dreams in ways that reflect the love of Christ. Programs like the Neighborhood 360˚ Assessment help uncover opportunities for service and allow christians a simple way to be a part of their neighbors' dreams.
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Reflecting on 2024 and Preparing for 2025: A Year of Love in Action
As 2024 comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting with deep gratitude on how God has worked through Seed to Oaks to equip Christians and churches for meaningful community transformation. This past year, we’ve seen churches reimagine their role as community leaders, families rediscover their purpose in loving their neighbors, and entire neighborhoods begin to flourish through the power of collaboration and intentional service. We also look to 2025 with hope and anticipation, eager to see how God will continue to move. It’s the perfect time to renew our commitment to Jesus’ command: “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Galatians 6:9).
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Finding Hope in Christ and Joining God’s Work in the New Year
As we celebrate the hope of Christmas and look ahead to a new year, we’re reminded of God’s invitation to join Him in the work He is already doing in our neighborhoods. At Seed to Oaks, we’re equipping churches to turn aspiration into action—meeting needs, fulfilling dreams, and reflecting Christ’s love in their communities. Discover how you can be part of this mission as we step into 2025 with faith, hope, and love.
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Advent Hope: Loving Our Neighbors This Christmas Season
As we journey through Advent and approach Christmas, we are reminded of the hope and light brought into the world through Jesus. This season isn’t just about celebrating His birth—it’s about reflecting His heart in the way we live and love.
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