Network Profile

Network Name: Encarnação Alliance
(also The Encarnação Alliance of Urban Poor Movement Leaders)  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: A global relational network between the leaders of movements of churches in the slums with an emphasis on church planting through storytelling.

Network Profile

Network Name: Alliance for Transformational Ministry  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: An alliance of organizations using the strategies of Community Health Evangelism (CHE) and Neighborhood Transformation to expand transformational ministries worldwide by creating collaboration between existing ministries and helping to launch new ministries.
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5. Name of Group Facilitator/Leader: Stan Rowland, Master Trainer.

Network Profile

Network Name: Neighborhood Transformation  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: A ministry that trains church lay people how to enter an urban poor neighborhood, develop relationships, and identify assets already in the neighborhood to minister in a holistic manner to the people there.
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4. Special Characteristics or Theology of the Network: A Community Health Education (CHE) strategy partner.
5. Name of Group Facilitator/Leader: Stan Rowland, Master Trainer.

Network Profile

Network Name: Missional Church Network  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: A network of Christian leaders in Newton, Kansas who seek to unite Christians in prayer, discipleship training, and projects aimed at loving the church and lost people through practical demonstrations of Christ’s love and character.

Network Profile

Network Name: Mission America Coalition (MAC)  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: An unprecedented coalition of Christian leaders who have prayerfully come together to mobilize the Church for praying, caring, and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ in deed and word to people in the United States.
2. Founded: 1994.
3. Network Size: Over 80 denominations, over 350 ministries, and dozens of ministry networks.
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5. Name of Group Facilitator/Leader: Dr. Paul A.

Network Profile

Network Name: Tuscaloosa Prayer Network  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: A network that desires to unify the Church in greater Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the glory of God through building relationships between pastors, facilitating outreach opportunities that bring congregations together, and, most importantly, through prayer.
2. Founded: 2001.
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5. Name of Group Facilitator/Leader: Dr.

Network Profile

Network Name: Cityreaching.com  Read more »

1. Main Network Focus: A missions ministry dedicated to mobilizing prayer for and servicing citywide mission networks, as well as resourcing leaders for the birthing of new networks.
2. Founded: December, 2006.
3. Network Size: Over 250 major cities and clusters of cities in megacity areas have been identified and Web pages now serve these cities and clusters.

Citywide Mission Networking

• Alliance for Transformational Ministry – An alliance of organizations using the strategies of Community Health Evangelism (CHE) and Neighborhood Transformation to expand transformational ministries worldwide by creating collaboration between existing ministries and helping to launch new ministries.

City Reaching Networks

• Cityreaching.com – An active network linking evangelism strategies and practitioners in USA cities. View Web site.

• Hope for the City – A ministry in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which links assets to needs locally and globally. View Web site.

• indychristian.com – A centralized media site for Greater Indianapolis Christians, connecting and communicating to accelerate the Great Commission.

City Networks

(Also see Type->City->City Reaching;Type->City->Citywide Mission Networking; and Type->City->Megacity)  Read more »

• City Vision – A nonprofit Christian ministry that identifies ethnic, religious, and cultural trends, as well as ministry needs and opportunities and then connects the Church to those needs, trends, and opportunities through partnerships, events, and education.