Crisman & Ashley Koechig

Project Name: The 10:2 Project
Project # 151

The 10:2 Project

“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” -Luke 10:2

“Encouraging Leaders. Equipping Disciple-Makers.”

-          Encourage Leaders
o   One-on-ones
§  Zoom or in-person
§  Most of our ministry happens in one-on-one relational meetings.
         We are able to provide a safe, confidential, and neutral place where ministry leaders can process & be prayed for regularly.
o   Group Networks
§  We assist in coordinating local networks for ministry leaders focused on Encouragement
o   Rest & Retreat (currently forming)
§  We coordinate low-cost locations for ministry leaders to rest & retreat from their heavy-duty schedules without financial strain
§  We provide guided retreat materials for personal and/or ministry encouragement, equipping, and evaluation.
o   Speaking Engagements
§  Crisman teaches God’s Word to students & adults by request.
         Student Ministry, Camps, Churches, campus clubs, chapels, etc. 
o   Worship Leading
§  Crisman & Ashley lead worship by request.   
·         Student Ministry, Churches, campus clubs, chapels, etc. 
-          Equip Disciple-Makers
o   One-on-one Disciple-Making Training
§  Ministry Leaders who want to create a movement of disciple- makers.
§  Individuals seeking to be disciple-makers
o   Group Disciple-Making Training for your ministry
§  There’s something special about collaborating with others. Because of this, we also provide Group Disciple-Making training in partnership with Sonlife Ministries.
o   Mentorship (currently forming)
§  We mentor leaders who are beginning to be disciple-making trainers in their own spheres of influence

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