God�s biggest assignments have always been entrusted to those leading a small tribe. From the twelve families of Israel to early Christians who met in one another�s homes, great leaders begin by serving a core group of people who ripple outward for ever-extending social and spiritual impact. They go big by leading small.Today, leaders don�t fail because they lack vision. They fail because they neglect their tribe. It could be a father losing sight of his family, a lead pastor failing to leverage the strengths of his staff, or a small group coordinator ignoring a tiny but important process.Tribal Church helps pastors recognize the potential and power of various tribes within their congregations�one family, a network of small groups, maybe an entire age group�and then recalibrate ministry efforts to maximize the impact of each. Steve Stroope has spent three decades mastering the art of leading small in a church that has multiplied from dozens to over ten thousand. He explains why big impact does not come from any sort of mega-church ambition. It rather comes by attending to the little details and the smallest tribes.