WE WORK WITH GOD TO LAUNCH DISCIPLE MAKING MOVEMENTS IN URBAN CENTERS AROUND THE WORLD
It's not the size of your fire, it's how many fires you help start!
LAUNCHING MOVEMENTS THAT LAUNCH MOVEMENTS.
New Generations—the name says it all. Our passion is to mobilize disciples that make disciples, resulting in churches that plant churches – creating new generations of disciples and churches. Like Jesus’ parable of the seed that fell on good soil, each individual seed has the power to create countless future generations of new seeds.
Our ministry compass points to the pioneer places, where the gospel has never been or has never flourished. Among these unengaged and unreached peoples, our mission is simple: ‘We work with God to launch Disciple Making Movements’
DISCOVER THE PROCESS
The results have been incredible so far. And yet, the real story is not found in the number of people turning to Jesus today, but in the implications for world missions in the days to come. Watching God work through Disciple Making Movements has left us in awe of what He’s capable of doing in the present and waiting in great anticipation for what He will do in the future.
URBAN REGIONAL DIRECTOR – DAVID BROODRYK
David serves as an international Disciple Making Movement strategist. He has trained and mentored leaders around the world.
David has been with our team since 2009 and also serves as the Executive Director of a Foundation in South Africa, and is working to build Disciple Making Movements in 17 countries across Southern Africa.
David and his wife Michelle live the region and have two children. They have started several churches and businesses. Currently, they are initiating a movement called Urban Expressions in the Gauteng Province – a growing metropolis of 12.5 million people containing the two inter-connected cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria.
In 1990 David received a graduate degree in Video Technology, has advanced training in leadership, and has been instrumental in launching of over 2500 new churches across Southern Africa.
A Conversation with David Broodryk
Watch this interview at City Church and learn more about how YOU can be involved in God Movements…
CURRENT URBAN ENGAGEMENTS
Alliance, OH USA
Athens, Greece
Berlin, Germany
Brisbane, Australia
Budapest, Hungary
Cape Town, South Africa
Carrick on Shannon, Co Leitrim, Ireland
Chicago, IL USA
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Dallas, TX USA
Dubai, UAE
Durban, KZN
Edinburgh, Scotland
Guadalajara, Spain
Gijon, Spain
Hamburg, Germany
Harare, Zimbabwe
Jakarta, Indonesia
Johannesburg, South Africa
Kiev, Ukraine
Klerksdorp, South Africa
Lahore, Pakistan
Leeds, UK
London, UK
Madrid, Spain
Marrakech, Morocco
Melbourne, Australia
Nairobi, Kenya
Mbombela, South Africa
Oklahoma City, USA
Örebro, Sweden
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Portadown (Belfast), Northern Ireland
Pretoria, South Africa
Richardsbay, South Africa
San Antonio, TX USA
Singapore
Sydney, Australia
Szeged, Hungary
Thessaloníki, Greece
Tulsa, OK USA
Tunis, Tunisia
Turku, Finland
Tzaneen, South Africa
Zanzibar city, Zanzibar
GOING ALL IN FOR SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability, in Disciple Making Movements, refers to the capacity of local people and leaders to launch, take responsibility for, resource, lead, and multiply their own initiatives.
When we speak of sustainability we’re talking about the survival and success of disciple making and church planting movements. Addressing the issue, not only broadens perspective of a local leader, but it also increases their capacity to mobilize resources, launch new projects, and pioneer spiritual, social, physical, and economic opportunities for local communities.
These two videos describe the sustainability journey experienced by David Broodryk and his team. That journey required creatively meeting needs in the local communities and creating incomes streams to support them.
THE CHAMPION
How do we sustain support for remarkable frontline achievement? A leader in Southern Africa was so successful at planting churches that funding the movement became an issue. This video describes the barrier encountered when the movement reached 100 churches. But when the movement reached 300 churches another barrier made it clear that somehow, the movement needed to continue to expand. Watch David Broodryk describe how his team escaped the vicious cycle created by dependence on foreign funding.
THE SWEET SPOT
How can we put an end to dependence on foreign aid? Watch David Broodryk describe how the principles of Disciple Making Movements, Social Impact and Economic Impact intersect in what he calls “the sweet spot.” David shares the journey taken by a group of African ministry leaders to find the sweet spot to sustain support for a Zulu champion and maintain the momentum of a hugely successful and rapidly growing movement.
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