Multiply — Churches
The Church Leader's Kit.
Seven steps from the first sermon to an established culture, and a free Activation Kit to run them with. Written for pastors who want the whole congregation sharing, not only the confident few.
What you get
A free Activation Kit, and a pathway to use it on.
The kit is not a brochure. It is the working material for a church that has decided to do this: what to preach, what to hand a small group, and what to do in which order.
Free to download, print and share.
Sermon outlines
Preachable structures for casting the vision and for each step that follows, so you are not building the series from a blank page.
Small group guides
The same journey, sized for a lounge. Discussion, practice and a step to take before the group meets again.
Step-by-step planning resources
The practical side: what to do first, what to hand out, and how to run the seven steps as a plan rather than a hope.
The pathway
Seven steps to a church that shares.
Simple obedience creates movement. This is the pathway GO Movement walks with churches, from the first sermon to an established culture.
- 01
Cast a vision
Help your church rediscover God's heart for the lost, and see that every believer has a part to play. Nothing else on this list works until this lands.
- 02
Identify your five
Invite every believer to name five people in their everyday relationships who need prayer, care and hope. Five names on a Sunday turns a sermon into a plan.
- 03
Prayer
Pray regularly for those five people, by name. Prayer prepares hearts and opens the doors God is already creating, and it keeps the vision from fading by week three.
- 04
Prepare
Equip the congregation with simple tools that overcome fear and make the Gospel clear. Most people are not unwilling, they are unprepared.
- 05
Practice the conversation
Their story, my story, God's story. Practising out loud in a safe room is what makes the first real conversation survivable.
- 06
Set a faith-sharing goal
One person, one conversation, one step. A goal small enough that nobody can talk themselves out of it, and specific enough to be kept.
- 07
Celebrate and continue
What the church celebrates becomes the church's culture. Tell the stories publicly, every time, and the second round costs you far less effort than the first.
“The Congregational Holiness Church is thankful for GO Movement because it provides a simple way to mobilize believers to witness.”
Bishop Scotty Poole, General Superintendent, Congregational Holiness Church
Request the kit
Ask for it, and we will send it.
A request form is being built for this page. Until it is live, contact the team and the Activation Kit comes back to you by email. It is free, and it stays free.
Tell us four things
- Your name, and the church or ministry you lead
- An email address to send the kit to
- Your language: English, Spanish, Portuguese or German
- Whether you are planning around GO Day
Phone 714.470.6711. GO Movement is a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Why churches run it
What the church celebrates becomes the church's culture.
The seventh step is the one most churches skip, and it is the one that makes the other six repeat. Tell the stories out loud, and the next round starts on its own.
GO Movement is not a single organisation. It is a worldwide collaboration of churches, ministries and individuals, active in 96 countries, with 570,862 churches taking part in 2025. Your church joins something already moving.
Next step
Give the church one date to aim at.
GO Day is Pentecost Saturday, 15 May 2027. One day, millions of believers, each sharing Jesus with at least one person.