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Paradise Community Church : ウィキペディア英語版
Influencers Church

Influencers Church is a multi-campus Australian Christian Church, with its main campus located in Paradise, South Australia, and a campus in Atlanta, Georgia. It also has a successful strong men's ministry with dinners at the north campus every 6 weeks and a breakfast at the central campus every 8 or more weeks.
==History==
The church was founded in 1907 by British evangelist Smith Wigglesworth., later becoming known as Adelaide Assembly of God, when down-town property on Franklin Street, Adelaide, was purchased in 1944.〔(Accessed 2014-04-15 )〕 In 1951 Tom Evans, a British missionary from India, became senior pastor.〔(My Father – Thomas Lever Evans 1901 – 1996 Accessed 2014-04-16 )〕 Pastors John and Beryl Jobe commenced as senior pastors in 1959. Their vision was to move into the suburbs where the people lived, so the Franklin St. property was sold, and the church relocated to Payneham before it shifted to Main North East Road Klemzig.〔
In 1970, Andrew Evans, the oldest son of Tom Evans, became the first non-founding senior pastor of Klemzig Assembly of God.〔 Under his ministry the church grew from weekly church attendance of 150 to over 2,000 people.〔(Building of Paradise Assembly of God - Part 1 Accessed 2014-04-16 )〕 In 1982, the church moved to its current location in Paradise, becoming known as Paradise Assembly of God, and later changing its name to Paradise Community Church. At this time, Paradise AOG also set up Paradise College of Ministries, as an accredited bible college in South Australia. In 1994, members from the Paradise church formed a sister church originally called Southside Christian Church, but later renamed Edge Church. Similarly the church fostered the formation of Youth Alive Australia.
In 2000, Andrew's eldest son Ashley and his wife Jane took over as senior pastors at Paradise, and in 2004, Andrew's younger son and 11 other members from the church moved to Melbourne to form Planetshakers City Church. In the 2000s Paradise's church attendance grew to over 6,000 people, and it expanded to three other locations (Adelaide, Elizabeth Park, and Atlanta - U.S.A.), introduced a Friday night service, and had become the fifth-largest church in Australia. In 2012, Paradise Community Church changed its name to Influencers Church (Global) to reflect that the church is expanding internationally.

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