Mirroring the three-fold relationship of the Trinity, the Sending Triangle shows a healthy and balanced way to partner in fulfilling the Great Commission given by Jesus, who said, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations” (Matthew 28:19).
Jesus entrusted His disciple-making mandate to His church — the church is central in identifying, preparing, sending, and caring for cross-cultural workers. We want to come alongside your church, consulting with and resourcing you to cast global vision and engage your people in finishing the task. In addition to consultation, consider how we might serve you through these resources, events, and training.
These events will empower your church members to see their role in world missions with greater vision wherever they live — down the street or around the world.
With all this talk about disciple-making, you might be wondering what happened to the church in Crossworld’s vision. Let’s be absolutely clear: We are fully committed to the establishment of new churches.
Disciple-making and church planting are meant to be part of a seamless process. That's why Jesus told us to “go and make disciples” promising, “I will build my church.” Just as human cells multiply to form a new living being, when disciples multiply, they naturally form a body — a community of disciples called a church.