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From closed doors to open arms: Natchez church plant embraces ‘the people that the world rejects’
By Megan YoungEditor NATCHEZ, Miss. — Shortly after pastor Philip Watts and his wife Katie followed God’s calling to start a small house church, a local pastor contacted them with an offer they couldn’t refuse — the gift of his church building. He was having to close the doors and wanted to give the building to the Watts. Philip jumped at the offer, but knew he needed more training and support to be able to launch the church plant officially. He…
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From closed doors to open arms: Natchez church plant embraces ‘the people that the world rejects’
By Megan YoungEditor NATCHEZ, Miss. — Shortly after pastor Philip Watts and his wife Katie followed God’s calling to start a small house church, a local pastor contacted them with an offer they couldn’t refuse — the gift of his church building. He was having to close the doors and wanted to give the building to the Watts. Philip jumped at the offer, but knew he needed more training and support to be able to launch the church plant officially. He…
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