ABOUT US

The Organizing for Mission Network is a community of practitioners who are using the arts and skills of community organizing to develop and redevelop gospel-centric communities that act for the sake of the world.

Founded in 2010, OFM began as a collective of leaders focused on relationship building and the establishment of a culture of mutual accountability. In 2017, we transitioned to a broad-based, ecumenical network with members across the United States.

All our organizing work, trainings, and accompaniment focus on our three lenses:

Racial and Economic Equity is our Northstar
Place-based organizing where issues emerge from within the community
Organizing is a spiritual practice

Let's Build Together!

Folks use the skills and art of faith-based organizing in ways beyond running a campaign. Our leaders have supported congregations, communities, and wider church bodies in a variety of ways, including:

Board development
Fundraising (Organizing Money beyond begging and borrowing)
Developing equity strategies
Strategic Planning
Facilitation around property use
Spiritual and theological resources
Retreat and convocation leadership
Holy Closure conversations
Building solidarity with neighborhoods and communities

If you want to explore ways to partner with OFMN trainers and theologians, set-up a meeting with our director: click here.