Church networks are groups of churches that collaborate and support each other in various ways. These networks can provide resources, training, and encouragement to local congregations, helping them grow and thrive. They often share a common mission or set of beliefs, which strengthens their unity and purpose. Many church networks also engage in community outreach and mission work, aiming to make a positive impact in their neighborhoods and beyond. By working together, churches can pool their resources and talents, making it easier to address social issues and spread their message. Examples of such networks include The Southern Baptist Convention and The Vineyard Movement.