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Getting involved should be simple, so we meet you where you already are.

Joining costs nothing, and there is no approval to wait on.

Choose the step you are ready for.

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I am ready to join a cohort

Find the cohort nearest you, or the one gathered around your area of ministry, and reach out to its facilitator directly.

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I would like to talk with someone first

Tell us where you serve and what is on your mind, and we will follow up to arrange a conversation.

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I have experience to offer other practitioners

Facilitate a cohort, or be listed as a mentor, coach, or process provider that other practitioners can reach.

Where are you along the Five Mission Targets?

Find Your Path

Find Your Path will help you identify where your ministry stands and what your next faithful step could be.
Join a cohort

You can reach out to the facilitator directly, or we can help.

Cohorts are organized three ways. Local cohorts are within driving distance and meet in person. Regional cohorts meet online across a wider area. Affinity cohorts gather practitioners who are in similar ministry contexts. For example: church planters, urban settings, schools, dual parishes, discipleship leaders, children's ministry, etc.

Local Regional Affinity
1

Choose the kind of cohort that fits your situation.

Local, regional, or affinity.

2

Find its facilitator in the Directory.

Every facilitator is listed with where they serve or the context they serve in.

3

Reach out to them.

They will let you know when the group meets next. Or let us know and we can help you connect.

Open the Directory

Nothing fits my context, help me start a cohort

If nothing fits, that is often a sign a new cohort should be launched. Tell us where you serve and what you do, and we will help you start one.
Talk with someone

You are welcome to ask questions before you commit to anything.

Some practitioners want to know what a cohort actually feels like before walking into one. Tell us where you serve and what you are working through, and we will arrange a conversation.

Request a conversation

Four fields. Someone will follow up to arrange a time.
Offer your experience

There are three ways to serve other practitioners.

Training provided

Facilitate a cohort

You do not need to be the expert. Facilitators choose the date, keep the conversation moving, make sure every voice is heard, and record what people commit to. Training is available before you begin.

No fee

Mentor

Agree to talk with practitioners who want to think something through with someone who has already been there. There is no fee for this.

Credential or process

Certified coach or process provider

Bring a credential or a proven process to practitioners working toward a particular Mission Target. Terms are settled directly between you and them.

Put a name forward

Your own, or someone you would recommend.

Three ways to reach us, whichever one fits.

You are welcome to ask questions before you commit to anything. Open the one that applies.

Pray

Please join us as we pray for the people of God pursuing the mission of God across the Go Network.

You can participate with prayer at four levels.

Give

Donations support work across the whole network. Participation is never tied to giving.