Too many congregations today struggle with stagnation: leaders exhausted, resources locked away, and believers watching instead of participating. But God designed His church to be alive, dynamic, and multiplying—a river of living water, not a stagnant pond.

The Flowing Church presents a powerful vision of how people, resources, and service can move freely in and through the local church. Drawing on biblical principles, global case studies, and practical strategies, he shows how to: • Release people from spectatorship into meaningful ministry.

• • Unlock resources with transparency and mission-driven vision.
  • Reignite service that impacts communities far beyond church walls.
  • Diagnose and remove blockages that hinder growth.
  • Sustain flow over time through healthy rhythms and Spirit-led renewal.

Supported with examples from Detroit to Europe, The Flowing Church inspires leaders and believers alike to rediscover God’s design for the body of Christ. It is not a call to another program but to a lifestyle—one that transforms congregations into rivers of life for their communities and beyond. The world does not need more static institutions. It needs flowing churches.

Here are some links from the book:

Endnotes

i https://www.ciad.faith

ii https://charlesgrobinette.com

iii https://www.aim2go.org

iv https://apostolicyouthcorps.com

v https://aslink.at/chm-fh-ref

vi More information at https://felsenhaus.church

vii https://www.christmasforchrist.faith

viii https://www.globalmissions.com/i-am-global-results

ix https://www.globalmissions.com/enroll-as-pim

x https://www.compassionservices.org/who-we-are/how-we-help

xi https://www.youtube.com/c/CharlesNStaceyRobinette

and 
https://www.instagram.com/charles.g.robinette? 

xii See https://uplift313detroit.com

xiii https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578135233467

xiv See also https://pentecotistesdegeneve.ch

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