Church Planting Movement & Discipleship
A movement raising up indigenous leaders to plant reproducing churches across the pastoralist communities BLFP serves.
INTERVIEW
Almaz Gunzare
In the Ilemi Triangle, a region long marked by conflict and scarce resources, missionary Almaz is focused on one thing: equipping local believers to multiply churches from within their own communities.
Watch as she shares the challenges and hope of bringing the Gospel to pastoralist communities in one of the world's most underserved regions.
“You Should Go and Bear Fruit” (John 15:16)
Called To Go
Called to Go is a ministry dedicated to fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded by our Lord Jesus. Our mission is to disseminate the saving and liberating Gospel to people worldwide. We diligently support gospel messengers engaged in global evangelism by providing specialized training and financial assistance.
We are committed to nurturing the next generation, ensuring the continued advancement of the Gospel mission.
Our Vision
The vision behind this movement reaches beyond the Omo Valley: reproducing indigenous-led churches across every pastoralist community BLFP serves, each one raising its own leaders to reach the next village and the next tribe.
We do this by training churches in evangelism, church planting, and disciple-making, and by equipping planters with the capacity to sustain what they start.
Our Mission
The mission of the Church planting and discipleship movement is:
To facilitate life skills training for youths recruited from pastoralist tribes across the regions BLFP serves, beginning with the Omo Valley
To create an environment that inspires gatherings of prayer warriors
Maximize stakeholder involvement in accomplishing the Great Commission and strengthen collaboration between churches to seek and save the lost and build and expand His church.
Mobilize churches for the Great Commission through formal Bible school training, informal trainings such as storytelling, and training of lay pastors (Indigenous Church planters)
Empower young leaders to continue reaching out to the next village where the church is not yet planted.
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