The Multisite Unstuck Process
You want to stay on the multisite path—
but something needs to change.
What does it look like?
It looks like multisite churches who find themselves with:
Multiple Visions
When the vision isn’t 100% clear at one location, new campuses develop their own.
Staff Tension
When roles, responsibilities, and reporting lines are unclear, new campuses only further complicate relationships.
Leaders at their Lids
New locations shift existing staff from leading a ministry to developing ministry leaders, without having proven their capacity to do so.
The Wrong Campus Pastor
The wrong gifts/skills, lack of alignment or underpreparedness.
Strained Systems
When systems are underdeveloped, the entire organization slows down.
Insufficient Volunteers
Without a deep volunteer bench, a new campus will leave every team short of key players.
Financial Pressure
Startup costs along with the first few years of operations will always require a large investment.
We can help.
Our ministry consultants have been there.
We've navigated those crucial expansion points around 2-3 campuses (when everyone has dual roles), around 4-5 campuses (when you start feeling the efficiencies of multisite), and everything beyond.
Our team has more than 100+ combined years of experience leading thriving multisite churches.
Through this process you will gain…
The Multisite Unstuck Process
Through our Multisite Unstuck process, your team is going to feel confident you know exactly what steps you need to take to right the ship, and get back to the mission of reaching more people in more places with the Gospel.
The Unstuck Group helped us find strategic alignment as a multisite church.
'That variety of experiences and insights in the church world have been great for us.'
Six months after engaging our team for church consulting, 9 out of 10 pastors recommend us to another church-because they are seeing real results.
"The talks around communication, decision making and staff structure were so defining and helpful that we now know they may have saved our second location a painful experience or possibly even not making it. It's going really well and our processes in these areas are actually working."
Shayne O'Brien
"Our big question was how does multisite impact the staff and how we lead together, relate to each other, and make ministry decisions going forward. Our #1 win for the strategic planning process is that we were given the right tools, to make the right decisions, at the right times!"