Clint Patronella

Clint Patronella
SEVEN MILE ROAD (WALTHAM)
About the Family
Clint and Andea met and quickly realized they were better together than
apart and married in 2008. Andea is a dedicated stay-at-home mom and
Clint has served in ministry for 15 years with a master's degree in
Historical Theology (ThM) from Dallas Theological Seminary.
PRAY.
Pray for God's provision in resources
and for favor in the community. Pray
for gathering and development of a
core team. Pray for God to save many
in Waltham and beyond through this
church. Pray for a facility to serve as
an outpost for the gospel.
PARTICIPATE.
Seven Mile Road is seeking strategic
partners as we build our core team
and prepare for the launch in fall 2017.
We need people to commit to regular
prayer, to provide resources for our
planting effort and to come and join us
in the work (short-term and long-term
capacities).
PROVIDE.
There are numerous ways to help a
church plant. Please visit
sendnetwork.com/planterfunding for
NAMB's policy on providing for church
plants.
Contact me at
clint@sevenmileroad.org,
@cpatronella on Twitter or scan the
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Before moving to Boston to plant a church, Clint served as a groups
pastor at The Village Church, ministering to men and women on the
Dallas campus. In their free time, Andea and Clint both enjoy good
conversation, good eats, coffee, reading and raising their beloved
children: Bryton (6), Haddon (5), Everett (2) and, their newest arrival,
Evangeline. They cannot imagine a better adventure together than
planting a church in Greater Boston.
About the Church Plant
Seven Mile Road's vision is for every man, woman and child have
repeated opportunities to see, hear and respond to the gospel. We exist
to bring glory to God by making disciples as we saturate the city of
Waltham with the gospel, providing a clear and compelling witness of
the real Jesus.
Waltham is a diverse community of 62,000 a few miles west of
center-city Boston along the Charles River. It has become a settling
place for commuter families outside Boston. It's unique blend of
townies, young professionals, families and refugees make it a strategic
outpost for the gospel. Consistent with the rest of Boston, roughly 2
percent is evangelical, making it virtually an unreached people group in
one of the most influential cities in the world.