One mission.
Many fields.
Everything NAMS does flows from one mission: plant multiplying churches by equipping and training pioneering global church planters. These are the fields where that work is active today.
Kenya: a new season.
Kenya Church Planting Initiative
A locally-led, globally-connected effort to establish multiplying churches in Kenya — led by men shaped by the NAMS mission and ready to build.
Where the work is underway.
Each project is led by named leaders, connected to NAMS global, and accountable to our board. Project pages and giving links are being added as each work develops.
The GAP Program
The Global Apprentice Program — NAMS's flagship training pathway, equipping church planters through hands-on apprenticeship.
Spain Church Planting
Active church planting work in Spain, supporting a missionary on the ground as new gospel communities take root. Year 1 is fully funded.
Ireland
Laying the groundwork for NAMS engagement in Ireland — prayer, early conversations, and relationship-building toward future church planting.
VITAL Events
Events that equip church leaders and generate missional giving — combining vision-casting, training, and an 85/15 giving model.
52-Week Guide to Church Planting
A year-long formation resource for church planters, in active use and promotion as a NAMS training tool around the world.
The 5/50 Mission
A vision to help start at least five multiplying churches in every state — the same pioneering work NAMS does everywhere else, starting from the works already underway in Arkansas, South Carolina, and Indiana.
The churches that carry this mission with us.
Not every NAMS project is a fundraising campaign. Some of NAMS's closest relationships are with covenanted partner churches — congregations that give to the mission of NAMS, and in many cases are also served directly through teaching, mentoring, coaching, and oversight.
Churches in a live 2820 engagement.
These congregations are currently walking with NAMS through active teaching, mentoring, coaching, and oversight — a living picture of the NAMS model at work today.
Saint Casper's Church of the Saving King
A new church in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, walking with NAMS through teaching, mentoring, coaching, and oversight — a living picture of the NAMS model in a domestic context.
Church of King Jesus Network
A church plant in Bluffton, South Carolina, built on the VITAL framework — served by NAMS through teaching, mentoring, coaching, and oversight.
The fuller roster of partner churches.
Beyond active engagements, a growing number of churches partner with NAMS through giving alone — carrying their own costs and contributing to the wider mission without a current active project. This list will grow as new churches join.
St. Andrew's Anglican Church
A congregation in Little Rock, Arkansas, partnering with NAMS through giving toward the wider mission.
St. Luke's Anglican Church
A congregation on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, partnering with NAMS through giving toward the wider mission.
All Saints Anglican Church
A congregation in Newport, North Carolina, partnering with NAMS through giving toward the wider mission.
Orchard Hills Church
A congregation in Roanoke, Virginia, partnering with NAMS through giving toward the wider mission.
Partner-funded projects need no gifts from visitors — these congregations carry their own costs and give to the wider NAMS mission.
This list will grow.
NAMS is in active conversation about new works in Asia, South America, Europe, and the United States. As each project takes shape — with named leadership, a clear plan, and board recognition — it will be added here.
Every project, held accountable.
Every NAMS project operates under named leadership, written reporting, and board oversight. NAMS Network, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization; all gifts are tax-deductible and stewarded with full accountability to our board.