What if support-raising wasn't just about funding, but about building a team around God's mission? Learn how our Ministry Team Development philosophy equips ministry workers and strengthens ministries.
Read MoreJenni Saniuk | Jul 21, 2026, 13:04 PM
What if support-raising wasn't just about funding, but about building a team around God's mission? Learn how our Ministry Team Development philosophy equips ministry workers and strengthens ministries.
We are passionate about making more ministry happen, not by creating our own path for others to follow, but by coming alongside the vision of other ministries and nonprofits.
We believe ministry is meant to be shared and strengthened through partnership, where people are actively involved in what God is doing.
We do this in two primary ways:
We believe MTD is ministry. Every conversation becomes an opportunity to share vision and invite participation in something bigger than ourselves.
Rather than relying on a few large donors or organizational funding, MTD creates teams of partners who support ministry workers. The goal is not simply funding, but partnership.
No two people experience MTD the same way. Each person brings different backgrounds and personalities into the process. Because of this, we do not use a one-size-fits-all approach.
We provide tools that can be adapted to each individual's context and calling. Support-raising is often formative, and we see this as part of the work God does through the process.
We prioritize engagement over information transfer. Rather than simply communicating information, we create space for learners to process, practice, and apply what they are learning in real ministry contexts.
Complex ideas are broken into practical steps that can be immediately applied, helping participants build both understanding and confidence at the same time.
Our live training environment is intentionally structured. Each session includes a lead trainer who guides the group, along with breakout rooms of two to three participants. These smaller spaces allow individuals to actively practice sharing their own ministry vision with support and feedback from trainers.
In addition, we provide frequent training throughout the year, allowing people to join when they are ready rather than waiting for a single fixed intake season. This creates flexibility and responsiveness to the timing of each individual’s readiness.
As Scripture reminds us, "I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now" (Philippians 1:3–5).
Our desire is not simply to send people into support-raising, but to send them into ministry with a team already forming around them.
We want to see ministries and ministry workers strengthened and partners actively engaged through shared participation in the work God is doing around the world.