For teams who have just come home
You met them. Now you know what the need actually is.
Ten people from your church spent a week in Santa Ana and came home knowing something the rest of your congregation only has words for. This page is about what happens next — to the people you met, and to what your church does with what you saw.
What happens after you leave
The week ends. The follow-up does not.
The prayer requests your team collected go to disciple makers who live there. Someone opens Scripture with those people — not once, but for months. Some of them are reading with someone else by the end of the year. That is the whole point of connecting a service week to a pathway rather than leaving it as a good week.
You saw the front of that. The rest of it is slower, quieter, and costs money your hosts do not have.
The ask
Want to keep this going?
Here is what becoming a Sponsoring Church looks like for a congregation your size. Pick your size and it will show you the right number.
The church your team met is still there, and the work you saw for a week goes on every other week of the year.
No amount attached, on purpose. What a church can carry differs enormously, and that is a conversation rather than a number on a page.
One honest note
Nothing about this page is automated. If your team hears from us after this, it is because a person decided to write to you — not because a system fired. We would rather you knew that than assumed a follow-up that might not come.
The 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.
Thinking about sending another team? See what a week involves.