The network
Movement leaders doing this work in their own organizations
Movemental is built from the practice of people who have spent their lives starting and leading churches, networks and organizations. They are going first: writing their own Resolutions and taking up the work in the places they lead.
26 leaders, listed by family name. Each links to their own site, where their work lives and where they keep 90 percent of what it earns.
Daniel Bravo
Brad BriscoDirector of Multiplication Strategies, Send Network
Jeremy & Monica ChambersChurch planters and urban missionaries
Neil ColeChurch-multiplication author
Kate Coleman & Cham Kaur-MannNext Leadership
Michael CooperMissiologist and theologian
David Docusen
Dave FergusonChurch planter and author
Meghan Larissa GoodPastor, theologian and author
Hugh HalterMissional church leader and author
Alan HirschMissional theologian and author
Debra Hirsch
Andrew JonesMissionary and church developer
Peyton JonesChurch planter and trainer
Dhati LewisFounding pastor, Blueprint Church
Bree Mills
Roy MoranDisciple-making movement practitioner
Lucas PulleyMicrochurch network leader
Liz RiosTheologian, leader and author
Brian SandersFounder, Underground Network
Josh ShepherdFounder, Movemental
Rowland SmithPastor, missional practitioner and author
Tiffany SmithMissiologist and strategist
Danielle StricklandCommunicator, author and justice advocate
Rob WegnerNetwork co-founder
JR WoodwardChurch planter and missiologist
How the network grows
The network grows by invitation. Each person in it was asked by someone already here, who was willing to stake their own name on them. There is no application. If you’ve been invited, you’ll have a link.
It is capped at about one hundred leaders, so that everyone in it can still be known by the others.
What an invitation looks for
- A real body of work
- Leadership that multiplies
- Movemental DNA, named or not
- Conduct the network can vouch for
Leaders nominate. Objections are written. Admission is by consent.
How Movemental began with these leaders’ work