Curtis Sergeant runs a disciple-making and missions training center called MetaCamp in Dadeville, Alabama. He is also a co-facilitator of the 24:14 coalition, serves on the leadership team for Finishing the Task, and founded the Zúme project. He has years of experience in ministering, training up leaders, and church planting among unreached people groups in China and India through his work with the International Mission Board and other church planting efforts.
By combining their strengths—Global Assist’s expertise in training and coaching, and NEHCS’s deep roots
in the community—they have created a model for church planting that prioritizes both
evangelism and the long-term health of churches.”
"Storytelling isn't just about being heard. The audience has to understand what is being shared."
“When we collaborate...It’s a way of celebrating the strengths and contributions of one another and accomplishing much more than doing it alone.” - Carol Magno GCM Philippines
“Sheno” fought in his South Asian country's liberation war many years ago. The experience of armed combat led him to continue fighting as a vigilante even after the war ended. One day, Sheno heard the message of the gospel. “If Jesus died for my sins, then that changes everything,”
"Wherever I go, one ongoing issue for me is that everybody is siloed. There are so many Christian organizations that work as if they're the only ones in the world doing what they do."
New York, London, Dubai, Toronto, Berlin, and Beijing. These large, global cities are familiar to us all and well-known as business and tourist destinations. In the midst of skyscrapers, restaurants, and shops, did you know that church planting is happening?
Founded in 1898, First Baptist Church of Boerne, Texas has a long history of planting church and engaging in global missions.
