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The goals of a City Movement

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For Individuals

For churches

For front line organizations

To make it as simple as possible to get or give help by providing easy access points for people to connect with front line organizations that fit their unique situation.

To love, serve, and mobilize your congregation as well as possible while providing an invitation (not expectation) to collaborate at an institutional level to make a greater Kingdom Impact where you are already serving.

To help bring passionate volunteers, resources, and connections to assist you on the front lines of your ministry and service as well as connecting leaders with a shared heart to unlock deeper systemic impact.

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road map to transformation

HIGHLIGHT GOOD WORK HAPPENING IN SILOS

Great things are happening throughout the city, but much of it happens in isolation.

CONNECT &
BUILD TRUST

Connect leaders with like mind and hearts to build relationships and ask the question "What can we do together that we can't do in isolation?"

SUPPORT AND EQUIP

Equip leaders with necessary coaching, resources, and connections to address identified needs.

COLLABORATE TOWARD ACTION

When necessary and possible, collaborate on shared goals, initiatives, and efforts to drive deeper systemic impact.

our regional city movement effort friends:

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To Explore national city movement efforts, check out:

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words from other
city leaders

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I am excited about what God is doing in Greater Cincinnati in this season! I've had the opportunity to engage consistently with Church-uniting, city-impacting networks over the last 6 years (City Servants, At Work on Purpose, etc), and am encouraged by the desire for increased coordination and collaboration for city transformation in this current season.

 

Alex Campbell has been a vital piece of increasing cohesion and trust between these and other networks, and has invested years of heart, prayer and planning into the city transformation space through his organization (Kingdom Initiative), and has served with a spirit of humility and partnership. I commend him for his strategic work of bringing greater connectivity and understanding in the body of Christ to streamline and strengthen Kingdom efforts throughout Cincinnati. I believe this is resulting in and will continue to accelerate spiritual and social flourishing across the region!

Caleb Ingram, Declare

Dayton, OH

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