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1:1 Coaching
Byron coaches your church’s point leader, one on one, every week.
Set in the alignment meeting
Your church names one point leader — the pastor or whoever leads discipleship — and Byron coaches them every week. Together you build a written disciple-making plan for your church, then work it: the leader opens the Bible with real people, trains others to do the same, and brings back what happened. Your church does the work; you don’t do it alone. Byron takes on a limited number of churches at a time, so when he’s full there is a waitlist.
Who it is for
- Churches ready to make disciple-making church-wide
- A pastor or discipleship lead who wants a guide, not just a group
- Churches with someone who has the time to carry the plan
What you get
- Weekly one-on-one coaching with Byron (60 minutes, on video)
- A written disciple-making plan for your church, revised as you go
- A Health Check review every quarter, including your baseline: how many of your people now open a Bible with seekers
- Messaging with Byron between calls
- A Disciple-Maker Cohort seat for your point leader
Before we start
Your church signs a short commitment first. If your church cannot pay, a sponsor can cover most of the cost — see how sponsorship works.
- Your minister and elders agree in writing to the changes the work requires.
- One named point leader, and a core group of at least a handful of committed members.
- A baseline measure at the start, and the same measure every quarter.
- Open reporting to CoMission — and to your sponsor, if you have one.
Signing up
After your alignment meeting we’ll send a written agreement: three months to start, then month to month, with 30 days’ notice to stop. Christian Ministry Alliance, CoMission’s fiscal sponsor, then invoices your church monthly.