How We Do It

Our Church Planting Approach.

Our approach to missions is rooted in regional strategies that cultivate sustainable, long-term Gospel impact. We build healthy relationships through eight overlapping phases of pioneer church planting.

Regional Approach Eight Phases

The Regional Approach

Three connected communities support the long-term work of planting healthy, locally led churches that have a lasting gospel impact.

Platform Community

A local church base for training, logistics and ongoing care.

Network Community

Local believers build trust, cultural understanding and partnerships.

Remote Community

Church planting among unreached people, supported by the wider region.

We build meaningful relationships, empower local leaders, and establish a vibrant gospel presence in hard-to-reach places.

Our regional strategy ensures the Gospel takes root and thrives. We honor culture while bringing transformational Gospel change. The key elements of our regional approach are:

A town among the mountains of Oaxaca, Southern Mexico

Strategic Platforms

We establish mission hubs in key locations that serve as launching points for reaching surrounding communities, creating centers of lasting gospel impact.

Training & Equipping Local Leaders

We walk alongside indigenous believers, supporting and encouraging them as they grow into leadership roles so the work can continue in a way that’s true to their culture and community.

Cultural Adaptation & Immersion

Our missionaries live within the region—learning the language, culture, and traditions—to build trust and engage effectively with local communities.

Church Planting & Discipleship

We focus on planting locally led, self-sustaining churches that foster deep discipleship and long-term spiritual growth.

Collaboration with Local Believers

We partner with existing churches and Christian leaders to strengthen and support ongoing gospel work, always honoring the local culture.

Sustainable & Reproducible Models

Our goal is multiplication, not dependency—ensuring that the mission effort is locally led and can grow organically over time.

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The Eight Phases

Phase 1: Arrival

Showing people you are here and you care by coming alongside them to live in their world and to serve them as you do.

Phase 2: Trust

Building trust between you and the people through your actions and conversations.

Phase 3: Spiritual Conversations

Taking the time to understand how people process God, religion, and spiritual things.

Phase 4: Gospel Conversations

As the Lord opens doors, sharing the whole gospel, taking the time to show how Jesus deals with our shame and guilt and has overcome the evil that is in the world.

Phase 5: Nurture

It is important to nurture new believers in what it means to live as a follower of Jesus.

Phase 6: Help

For many, being a Christian can cause people to be at odds with their family, extended family, cultures, and even cause them to be killed. It is the role of the missionary to help people understand how to navigate the complexities of following Jesus.

Phase 7: Discover

Throughout the discipleship process, it is important to help people understand their gifts and role in the body of Christ. One of the great joys of ministry is helping people find their place in the kingdom.