From now on The Well blog will be found on TheWellGlobal.com. We will be moving our Leave The Building site and blog.
So, everything “leavethebuilding” is going away. We will have a new Well Global web site, blog, twitter and facebook page.
The question some of you “leave the building” fans might be asking is, “why?” Why spend most of the last two years building the “leave the building” name only to leave it now?
Let me answer that with a short example. Recently I was at a meeting with a group of pastors at a mega-church outside of Atlanta. During the conference I asked a friend if I come across “anti-building.” He laughed as he responded, “um, you do have a web site called leave the building.” I guess it should have been more obvious from the beginning. But I’m a little thick at times.
Our desire was never to be divisive or subversive. We were never saying that a building is bad or that people who worship in a building are out of God’s will. We were just trying to tell our story. Our story is that we left the “traditional” meeting areas to move into homes and smaller venues.
However, we can’t seem to get away from those who think we are putting others down by having a website called leave the building.
So, in the interest of never wanting to harm or be disrespectful to others in the body of Christ, we would rather change our name than be misunderstood.




I agree that changing the name will be the best move. It shows that we can admit that the name itself may has been misunderstood and made people feel uncomfortable, and possibly even give them the wrong idea about our home churches. Since that was not what the name meant in the beginning, there is no problem changing it.
Lord, we are grateful for bringing this to our attention so that we could change it, and allow more people to know about The Well.
By: Kathie Fierro on October 24, 2010
at 6:14 PM
Is there smaller venues? Will probably going back. There is no fellowships or meetings in my area. Wish there was. But it looks like going back to church is the only way to fellowship…at least in my city.
Mike
By: mike on November 2, 2010
at 3:26 AM