Submit an Example of Missional Collaboration

As a part of the Collaboration and Cooperation in Mission study process, the Center for Global Christianity and Mission invites you to submit examples of missional cooperation undertaken by North Americans. This work can cross all kinds of boundaries, including theological, organizational, cultural, ethnic, generational, geographical, and other differences that normally divide people. Examples can range in scope across large regional or national organizations, city-based initiatives, or cooperation between congregations at a local level. We hope to find many examples of North Americans cooperating and collaborating with each other, in the spirit of unity that Jesus shared with his followers.

Any examples submitted will be reviewed by the CGCM staff and will be considered for addition to a forthcoming database of case studies in collaboration in mission. Thank you for helping us create a fuller picture of the landscape of cooperation in mission today!

Submission Form

Your Name
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Your Email
Name and/or Brief Description of this Collaborative Effort
Does this missional collaboration have a website or relevant links?
Where does this missional collaboration take place? When did it begin?
Please be as specific as possible (eg. city, state/province, country; or general region, such as "southern US" or "western Canada").
Describe how this collaborative effort is an example of mission.
Describe how this missional effort is an example of collaboration.
Is there a leader of this effort, or someone associated with it, whom we could contact? (Optional)
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Potential Contact's Email (Optional)
Would you be interested in being part of an online discussion to share your efforts with others engaged in similar activities?
Are you aware of any scholarship or secondary literature written about this type of missional collaboration? If so, please list it here. (optional)
Are there any further comments or details you would like to include?

You can view some of the examples others have already submitted on the Study Process Documents page.