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7 out of 10 people believe pastors and entrepreneurs working together could solve the world’s biggest problems.
Small businesses lead in public confidence according to a recent Gallup poll.
more trusted than politicians
more trusted than churches
The world is fracturing, and churches are bleeding—pastors burning out, donations shrinking, pews emptying. But people haven’t stopped searching for community; they’re just finding it in break rooms instead of sanctuaries.
Small businesses now command 9x more trust than politicians and 2x more than churches. In this divided world, entrepreneurs have become the unlikely shepherds, and how they lead will either heal our brokenness or deepen it.
Entrepreneurs are the Partners We Need in a Modern World
Watch “Dear Pastor” a powerful short film
about this moment and unique opportunity
%
Of people attending church consider themselves to be entrepreneurially minded
When you engage entrepreneurs, they become invested leaders and often your ministry’s biggest financial supporters.
20% of churchgoers are entrepreneurially minded—yet less than 1% are being discipled in their work.
Millions of Christ-following business leaders feel alone and disheartened. Many have mortgaged their future to pursue God’s call to create, staking their livelihood on their vision. This pressure causes spiritual drift. They pursue their calling while chasing money, power, and fame. An army sits in our pews every Sunday, ready for Gospel mobilization.
Entrepreneurs create jobs, lift people from poverty, and help redeem a broken world. Without support, they falter when they need the Church most. What if the Church became entrepreneurs’ go-to for support and affirmation?
Millions of Christ-following business leaders feel alone and disheartened. Many have mortgaged their future to pursue God’s call to create, staking their livelihood on their vision. This pressure causes spiritual drift. They pursue their calling while chasing money, power, and fame. An army sits in our pews every Sunday, ready for Gospel mobilization.
Entrepreneurs create jobs, lift people from poverty, and help redeem a broken world. Without support, they falter when they need the Church most. What if the Church became entrepreneurs’ go-to for support and affirmation?
Join These Amazing Churches
to Support Entrepreneurs in Your Body
Liberty & Truth Ministries
Global Servant Outreach Trust
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The Rock Church
Jersey Church
Espace Chrétien
Christ’s Commission Fellowship
Riverside Internation Church
C3 Church
Shofar Christian Church
“we can’t do it all. We can’t do it alone, and we were never meant to.” -David Platt
Ready to Get Started?
3 Easy Steps to Support
Entrepreneurs in Your Church
1. Watch "Dear Pastor"
It’s a powerful short film from David Platt, Derwin Gray, Nicky Gumbel, and Chip Ingram discussing this critical moment and the unique opportunity for Church leaders and entrepreneurs today.
2. Start a Group
These tools are free for your Church. Over 19,000 entrepreneurs in 138 countries have completed the 8-week course (online or in-person), all volunteer-led. No additional staff or budget required.
3. Be the Church
Use ready-made tools to launch an annual course discipling entrepreneurs and connecting your mission to the community. Learn more or schedule a call—we’ll help you set it up.
In Our Course Work, You’ll Find Video Stories
and Teaching from Friends Like…
David Platt
Pastor, Author + Founder of Radical, Washington, DC
Derwin Gray
Pastor + Former NFL Player, North Carolina
Nicky Gumbel
Pastor, Author + Pioneer of the Alpha Course, England
David Kinnaman
CEO, Barna Group, Texas
Chip Ingram
Pastor + Author, California
Muriithi Wanjau
Pastor, Author + Speaker, Kenya
Daniel Chuang
Pastor, Christian Yilan Church, Taiwan
Mark Batterson
Pastor + Author, National Community Church, Washington, DC