Reclaiming sacred spaces for the gospel.

New England is filled with neighborhoods where the witness of the gospel has grown faint. Our mission is to plant healthy churches in these forgotten places—communities that once had vibrant congregations but now have little gospel presence.

Through our work, we have discovered four essential ingredients for lasting gospel ministry:

1. Neighborhood Focused
We plant churches in clearly identifiable neighborhoods and move into the communities we serve. Real ministry begins by loving the people you live among—sharing life, building trust, and becoming part of the neighborhood.

2. Permanent Presence
In New England, church buildings matter. Securing historic or visible buildings gives a new church a lasting foothold and establishes a place the community can turn to in times of need. A visible presence communicates that the church is here to stay.

3. Community Connections
Schools, parks, housing complexes, and libraries often serve as natural gathering places within a neighborhood. These everyday spaces create opportunities for meaningful relationships to form and for the gospel to take root in the rhythms of community life.

4. A Team Approach
We believe church planters should never be sent alone. Rather than sending paratroopers, we plant churches with teams—pastors serving alongside leaders, missionaries, and committed members so that a healthy church community begins to form from the very beginning.

If you share a burden to see the gospel flourish again in overlooked neighborhoods, we invite you to join us in this work.