Category: Cooperative Program
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Jacob & Julie Stanley*
A couple of years ago, Jacob and Julie Stanley, missionaries in an island nation in the Asia Pacific Rim, partnered with local believers to stage a dramatic presentation of Jesus’ miracles, death, burial, and resurrection in public spaces around town. Local believers filled all 24 roles in the cast, portraying Jesus, Pilate, narrators, and others,…
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Jacob & Jessica Dahl
Jacob and Jessica led a team to the city in 2021 to specifically engage the community around the University of Washington. They believe that college campuses are one of the least-reached and most-strategic mission fields in the world. Resonate Church of Seattle is reaching an area that is largely affluent, young, diverse, and unchurched. Recent…
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Brooks & Julia West
Two thousand years ago, Jesus met a woman at a well in Samaria, offering her the good news of His love and grace. Today, in a South Asian village, a woman, unable to read or write, shared that same message with six other women at the well using an Ek Rasta SD card, meaning “The…
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Joseph & Kristen Gibbons
Originally from Alabama, Joseph and Kristen moved to the greater Las Vegas Valley area to plant Favor City Church in 2020. The Gibbons’ journey began when they led a youth weekend in Las Vegas in 2019 and discovered the city’s alarming rates of teenage homelessness. The issue became personal on that trip when they met…
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David & Sara Gaskins
In 2019, David and Sara Gaskins planted Mosaic Church in what might be the most statistically unchurched city in all North America . . . Provo, Utah. “This is a beautiful community. Our nickname is Happy Valley. Every lawn is perfect. Every home is immaculate. But that’s the wild thing—Happy Valley is a sarcastic nickname…
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Leo & Miosha Robinson
Several years ago, with the help of Send Network, the North American Mission Board’s church planting arm, Leo and Miosha Robinson started Good Church, a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural congregation in the same neighborhood where Leo’s father once pastored in Flint, Michigan. Leo and Miosha began by walking their neighborhood and asking people, “What do you need?”…