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Substance Church is a nondenominational, Evangelical Christian, megachurch in Minneapolis – Saint Paul, Minnesota. In 2010, Outreach Magazine ranked the church as the 21st fastest growing congregation in the United States (8th in terms of growth percentages).[1] Because the church has integrated ultra-contemporary worship, cell church, and cafe church methods into a singular megachurch setting, Substance is often cited as being "trend-setting"[2]




Contents





  • 1 History


  • 2 Distinctives


  • 3 Beliefs


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links




History


The church was founded in 2004 by Pastor Peter Haas in partnership with the Association of Related Churches. In May 2005, the church began holding Sunday services in the University of Minnesota on the Saint Paul campus. In 2015 and 2016, after numerous re-locations, Substance acquired permanent facilities in Spring Lake Park and the Historic Wesley building in downtown Minneapolis.



Distinctives


Numerous publications have called it one of the most youthful megachurches in the country with over 70% of its members under 30 years old.[3] Substance is known for its ultra-contemporary approaches to worship utilizing turn-tables, rap, and other forms of media. They have produced dozens of music videos and album projects for their two nationally known worship bands, Substance Input-Output and their EDM DJ band, Substance Variant.[4] Their progressive approach to church methodology applies not only to their music but their use of videography in their multi-site church format and online social networking.[5]


As a former Dubstep d.j., its founding pastor, Peter Haas, is often cited in numerous books and publications for his conversion to Christianity in a nightclub.[6][7] Publications also often note Substance for its approaches towards Cell Church methodology and regular emphasis on church planting
.[8][9]



Beliefs


Substance Church adheres to classic Evangelicalism with some Neocharismatic overtones.[10] Although Substance does not officially classify itself as an emerging church, many articles find similarities, perhaps due to its youthful attendance.[11] But despite their independent polity, Substance has assisted in the planting of numerous denominational and non-denominational churches ranging from Baptist to the Evangelical Covenant Church to Assemblies of God.[12]



See also


  • Multi-site church

  • Contemporary Worship

  • Cell Church

  • Emerging Church

  • Church Planting


  • Seacoast Church, Church of the Highlands, Celebration Church - other notable ARC churches


References




  1. ^ Outreach Magazine 100 - Special Issue 2010


  2. ^ "7 Trendsetting Churches" – Adrienne S. Gaines - Charisma Magazine – April, 2010


  3. ^ "Growing Churches Blend the Old and the New" -- HERÓN MÁRQUEZ ESTRADA – Star Tribune, November 27, 2010


  4. ^ "Rock of Younger Ages" Jeff Strickler -- Star Tribune, October 4, 2008


  5. ^ "Chapter, Verse, Text and Tweet" Jeff Strickler – Star Tribune, June 13, 2009


  6. ^ "Act Normal" - Scott Olson - Cross Section and Influence Resources, 2010 www.actnormal.org


  7. ^ "Conversations that Changed Me" Jan Greggo – Outreach Magazine - The 2010 Top 100


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  9. ^ "7 Trendsetting Churches" – Adrienne S. Gaines - Charisma Magazine – April, 2010


  10. ^ "What We Believe" http://www.substancechurch.com/about-us/what-we-believe/statement-faith


  11. ^ "Rock of Younger Ages" Jeff Strickler -- Star Tribune, October 4, 2008


  12. ^ http://www.substancechurch.com/core-values/




External links


  • Substance Church Home - http://substancechurch.com

  • Substance Magazine - http://beingsubstance.com

  • Star Tribune "Rock of Younger Ages" Jeff Strickler - http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/faith/30269639.html

  • Star Tribune "Growing Churches Blend the Old and the New"—HERÓN MÁRQUEZ ESTRADA http://www.startribune.com/local/south/110453469.html

  • www.peterhaas.org

  • Association of Related Churches - http://www.arcchurches.com/







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