CHURCHES IN
FORGOTTEN PLACES

We’re a cross-cultural church planting network committed to seeing churches planted and God’s Word made accessible among unreached peoples in Asia.

We empower, equip, endorse, and encourage local churches and their members in the long journey of planting Gospel-centred churches in some of the neediest and hard to access contexts in the world.

EMPOWERING SENDING CHURCHES

The local church is the biblically responsible authority for sending workers and planting churches. CrossView empowers churches and the ones they send to these challenging contexts by helping to collaboratively assess, equip, and support workers.

Sending Churches
EQUIPPING CHURCH PLANTERS

We connect candidates to appropriate cross-cultural training in a qualified program prior to leaving for the field. We depend on local churches and Australian theological colleges to equip candidates with sufficient prerequisite theological understanding, leading to spiritual maturity.

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ENDORSING CHURCH PLANTERS

CrossView works with the sending church in helping candidates consider and assess their suitability to cross-cultural church planting.

ENCOURAGING CHURCH PLANTERS

CrossView is committed to providing ongoing support – both technical and practical – that cross-cultural workers need in order to keep moving forward effectively. We facilitate sending church engagement in pastoral care and accountability.

Our Church Planting Process

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“Unreached peoples and places are those among whom Christ is largely unknown and the church is relatively insufficient to make Christ known in its broader population without outside help.”

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