What are proximity and affinity, and how do they help to bring focus to missional communities? Randy Sheets defines proximity as making disciples of those who live around you, and affinity as making disciples of those with whom you share a common interest. Through assessing missional context and being aware of opportunities that the Holy Spirit brings, we can discern how and when to use these approaches to mission.
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