Helping God’s people make disciples who multiply
Churches want to make disciples, but don't know how.
CoMission builds that way with them — and gives away most of what we've built. The studies, the plans, the courses, the church health assessment: free, in English and Spanish, to anyone who wants them.
Everything below is real and running today. None of it is a roadmap.
One story, all the way through
She isn't the end of the line — she's the beginning of the next one
A woman comes to Clínica de Esperanza in Santa Ana for something ordinary. On her way out she passes a prayer box, and she writes something down — a real thing, the kind you only write when nobody is watching.
That slip does not go in a drawer. It gets routed to someone who lives near her, and a few days later a woman from a church nearby is sitting with her and an open Bible. They start Come and See. Read a passage, tell it back, answer four questions, decide what to obey this week.
Eight months later she is doing that with someone else — someone who came through the same clinic, past the same box. She isn't the end of the line. She's the beginning of the next one.
This is the work we have been doing in the southern mountains of Honduras since 1998 — built first in Spanish, with people who often can't read well, and built to work anywhere.
Three doors
Where do you come into this?
Open the Bible
You want to read it — or help someone else open it for the first time. Start with a passage, four questions, and a way to keep going.
Start hereBuild Disciple Makers
You lead a church or a ministry, and you want disciple making to be its normal pattern rather than a program. We build that way with you — and give away the tools.
For churches & ministriesHelp Make It Happen
You want to be part of this without leading it — partner with a church, send a team, invite us to speak, or pray. None of it starts with a payment.
See the waysThe field report
We'd rather show you than tell you.
Every quarter we write up what actually happened — who was trained, how many people opened a Bible for the first time, how deep the multiplication went, and what got harder. It's the same report our partner churches read. Ask for it, and we'll send the current one.