We’re committed to church planting: the establishment, growth, and maturity of the church. Practically speaking, all of our serving opportunities flow into, rest within, or flow out of the church.

For example, establishing a new church might require people who can teach national leaders, or evangelize through sports ministry, or provide a local medical clinic. These ways of serving can reach and equip future leaders and build connections in the community. Serving within the church would be church planters, assistant pastors, disciplers, teachers, and others who directly support the growth and maturity of the church. Flowing out of a healthy, growing church will be ministries that meet the needs of the community and continue to draw others to the gospel message, such as teaching English, caring for orphans, art and music outreach, or serving refugees. 

We have an urgent and ongoing need for church planters; but even if you’re not an ordained minister, you can serve in church planting in myriad ways—in as many ways as God has gifted you. Find out how.