Doug Logan on Training Urban Practitioners

Acts 29 cares deeply about urban church planting. Inner-city ministry can be incredibly draining, frustrating, and even dangerous. But even though our urban centers desperately need gospel-preaching churches, these areas—and the few men willing to plant there—are often under-resourced and ill-equipped for the task. The Church has a vital role to play in supporting and training gospel ministers for these difficult contexts. Doug Logan joins the podcast today to discuss his book, On the Block, and Grimké Seminary. Doug serves as an Acts 29 associate director and has been in urban ministry for nearly 25 years. In 2011 he founded Epiphany Camden in New Jersey, and he now serves as the pastor for church planting at Remnant Church in Richmond, Virginia. He also serves as the president of Grimké Seminary and dean of the Grimké School of Urban Ministry.