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Church Birthing Matrix
| Deployment Team and other Funding Opportunities |
funding church birthing. There are several other ways as well. If you
would like to know more about these opportunities, or if you would like
Contact Us page.
As we all know, the Apostle Paul and other Bible writers tell us that we asChristians are in a battle, and most of our experience bears this out. In the
overall picture of the American Christian world, missionaries and church
planters, among others, are viewed as warriors dropped behind enemy
lines. In many ways they are.
Every army has what can be referred to as a Deployment Team. Often it
goes by other names, but since battles and wars began, there have been
those individuals who take the responsibility to take care of all the details
needed for the boots on the ground of their warriors. History tells us that the
soldiers of Alexander the Great had to carry all their own supplies on their
backs or heads for rapid deployment. This was certainly one of the reasons
for their victories, but history also tells us that essentially an entire city
followed in their wake for replenishment and support. This was a part of
their deployment team. We are told that in modern armed forces, the more
that a unit is mechanized, the more people it takes to put a warrior on the
front lines. A fighter pilot would be a good example of how much backing
each warrior takes.
The term “Deployment Team” works as well to describe the people
who are behind the scenes doing what it takes to get a missionary
warrior with boots on the ground.
For this reason, we are choosing to call those of you who will participate with
us in this fund, our Deployment Team. Let me describe:
When we have a missionary church planter ready, trained, assessed,
cleared, approved and appointed, we need to put them on the field as
quickly as possible. That is where you can help in a very tangible way. At
that point, we will send you a profile of the pending church planter
deployment, and ask you to send $100 within 30 days. Now your $100 by
itself may not go that far, but alongside of 500 other people also giving $100
in the same month for the same deployment… well, you can see how it
works. The combined $50,000 goes a very long way in birthing a body of
believers as a new church plant.
In this matter of deployment, it will be our responsibility and commitment to
call on you no more than twice a year, and only if everything is ready for the
deployment of a church planting couple into a strategic place. Your
responsibility, on the other hand, will be to trust God for your committed $100
portion within those thirty days. We must insist, however, that Deployment
Team contributions are not given from that which is committed to your local
church. We will defeat the purpose if your church gets robbed in the
process. A further responsibility for you as a member of the Deployment
Team will be to take your deployment profile and begin to pray for your
warrior family and the church plant you are now a participant with.
Please contact us through the Contact Us page here on this site. Your
contribution to the deployment, along with everyone else’s, will be managed
and distributed by Missions Door as agreed upon and appropriate. Click
here to learn about the missions agency known as Missions Door.
OTHER DONOR OPPORTUNITIES
FOR CHURCH PLANTING WITH CB MATRIX
Donations can be made directly to church planting operational expenses by contributing to Missions Door. This does not go into anyone's personal account, but
directly into paying what it costs to get the job done. You can use the Missions Door
website to donate or for further information.
CONTRIBUTING to an individual church planting missionary can be done at
the same web site by simply designating the person's name and where or
how they are serving. Click here for that page.
www.missionsdoor.org
Missions Door
2530 Washington Street
Denver, CO 80205-3142
Phone 303.308.1818
The Rocky Mountain Church Network Association supports and develops church ministry in Rocky Mountain states. They contribute substantially in several ways to
church planting in the region.
I believe that every church should contribute to church planting at least the
basic amount that they give to other missionaries. My reasoning for this is
that church planting is a wonderful new source for future missions. Nation
wide the American church is closing at roughly the rate of 3500 churches a
year. Each closure ends that church’s mission contribution. Each church
plant effectively begins a new source for missions funding.
You can contribute to them by making checks payable to RMCN and marked
for “Church Planting”. You can learn more about them at www.RMCN.org.
3686 Stagecoach Road
Suite E
Longmont, CO 80504-5660
303.772.1205
877.640.1814
would like to know more about these opportunities, or if you would like
Contact Us page.
 | DEPLOYMENT TEAM |
As we all know, the Apostle Paul and other Bible writers tell us that we as
overall picture of the American Christian world, missionaries and church
planters, among others, are viewed as warriors dropped behind enemy
lines. In many ways they are.
Every army has what can be referred to as a Deployment Team. Often it
goes by other names, but since battles and wars began, there have been
those individuals who take the responsibility to take care of all the details
needed for the boots on the ground of their warriors. History tells us that the
soldiers of Alexander the Great had to carry all their own supplies on their
backs or heads for rapid deployment. This was certainly one of the reasons
for their victories, but history also tells us that essentially an entire city
followed in their wake for replenishment and support. This was a part of
their deployment team. We are told that in modern armed forces, the more
that a unit is mechanized, the more people it takes to put a warrior on the
front lines. A fighter pilot would be a good example of how much backing
each warrior takes.
The term “Deployment Team” works as well to describe the people
who are behind the scenes doing what it takes to get a missionary
warrior with boots on the ground.
For this reason, we are choosing to call those of you who will participate with
us in this fund, our Deployment Team. Let me describe:
When we have a missionary church planter ready, trained, assessed,
cleared, approved and appointed, we need to put them on the field as
quickly as possible. That is where you can help in a very tangible way. At
that point, we will send you a profile of the pending church planter
deployment, and ask you to send $100 within 30 days. Now your $100 by
itself may not go that far, but alongside of 500 other people also giving $100
in the same month for the same deployment… well, you can see how it
works. The combined $50,000 goes a very long way in birthing a body of
believers as a new church plant.
In this matter of deployment, it will be our responsibility and commitment to
call on you no more than twice a year, and only if everything is ready for the
deployment of a church planting couple into a strategic place. Your
responsibility, on the other hand, will be to trust God for your committed $100
portion within those thirty days. We must insist, however, that Deployment
Team contributions are not given from that which is committed to your local
church. We will defeat the purpose if your church gets robbed in the
process. A further responsibility for you as a member of the Deployment
Team will be to take your deployment profile and begin to pray for your
warrior family and the church plant you are now a participant with.
Please contact us through the Contact Us page here on this site. Your
contribution to the deployment, along with everyone else’s, will be managed
and distributed by Missions Door as agreed upon and appropriate. Click
here to learn about the missions agency known as Missions Door.
OTHER DONOR OPPORTUNITIES
FOR CHURCH PLANTING WITH CB MATRIX
| Through Missions Door |
Donations can be made directly to church planting operational expenses by
directly into paying what it costs to get the job done. You can use the Missions Door
website to donate or for further information.
CONTRIBUTING to an individual church planting missionary can be done at
the same web site by simply designating the person's name and where or
how they are serving. Click here for that page.
www.missionsdoor.org
Missions Door
2530 Washington Street
Denver, CO 80205-3142
Phone 303.308.1818
| Through RMCN |
The Rocky Mountain Church Network Association supports and develops
church planting in the region.
I believe that every church should contribute to church planting at least the
basic amount that they give to other missionaries. My reasoning for this is
that church planting is a wonderful new source for future missions. Nation
wide the American church is closing at roughly the rate of 3500 churches a
year. Each closure ends that church’s mission contribution. Each church
plant effectively begins a new source for missions funding.
You can contribute to them by making checks payable to RMCN and marked
for “Church Planting”. You can learn more about them at www.RMCN.org.
3686 Stagecoach Road
Suite E
Longmont, CO 80504-5660
303.772.1205
877.640.1814