
Seed Week Will Change Your Life – It Changed Mine
As I survey the last five years of my life, I see countless experiences God used to prepare my family and I to take the
In 1995, a small group of people identified a powerful opportunity in New York City. By discipling immigrants in New York City, they could send the gospel around the globe. By sharing their faith with international students, United Nations personnel, international business people, and ethnic communities, the group saw God begin planting churches both locally and globally. Over time, they recognized a need for more workers to receive training in diaspora ministry and start reaching immigrants in New York City. In 2010, International Project launched a one-year cross-cultural training program called “Equip.”
The vision was to send more workers into pioneer and diaspora ministries. To date, more than 100 workers have received training through International Project. Many of these workers are serving Jesus in various cross-cultural contexts.
Our diverse family of 20+ workers are the true backbone of what we do. We are passionate about sustaining healthy teams and operating in an environment of grace and fun together. While our work remains centralized in New York City, we are actively expanding into other cities around the world.
As I survey the last five years of my life, I see countless experiences God used to prepare my family and I to take the