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
"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.
One GACX member specializes in customized research that provides the parameters for church planting that is highly focused and effective.
But what if a pothole-covered road could be the setting for the rededication of a person’s life to Jesus? For 40 years, In Touch Ministries has taught about the Bible and discipleship through radio and television.
Equipping Farmers International, a new member of GACX, believes that church-based agricultural training yields food security solutions.
1.6 billion people worldwide live in multidimensional material poverty.
Things are slowly moving forward for Todd and the rest of the team involved in the national alliance for church multiplication in Panama.
God melted the heart of stone of one man, resulting in the birth of the Crescent Project, one of the newest members of GACX.
"When the crowds were going wild as Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, it would be silly for that donkey to think that the cheering was for him. In the same way, it's about Jesus, not about the vehicle."
This is an amazing story of adaptation and unlikely partners: one partner with years of experience and demonstrated effectiveness, and the other with contemporary methodology and an urgency to change lives.
I ate lunch with native Ugandan friends, fellow Americans studying abroad, and students from throughout Europe and Africa. The value of forming international connections, as I experienced in Uganda, is emphasized by the Missional International Church Network (MICN).