For church leaders
Let’s train everyday Christians to share the Good News of Jesus.
Most pastors were never trained in personal evangelism. It’s not easy! We’d love to work alongside you to train and encourage people in your church to share their faith confidently.
“As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.”
— John 20:21


1 Barna Group. (2024). Engaging the Spiritually Open: How the Church Can Cultivate Curiosity & Common Ground to Draw People Closer to Jesus. Barna Group & Come Near.
More equipped to share the Good News
People need ongoing coaching in how to share the Good News relationally—something most pastors don’t have the time or training to provide.
92% of pastors say training the people of God for sharing Jesus is critical but only 9% have a clear plan on how to do it.1
See? You’re not alone. You don’t have to figure out how to do this on your own. Multipli can help.
What gets in the way
Does any of this sound familiar?
We know the struggle. We’ve been there.
Multipli delivers the practical training and support everyday Christians need to share the Good News of Jesus naturally—wherever God has placed them.


Training process
Our training process is built for real life.
Multipli helps everyday Christians move from good intentions to real confidence. They don’t just learn how to share the Good News—they practice it, building the habits, skills, and courage to live it out week after week.
Fearless leaders are emerging from Multipli—ordinary people who are realizing that sharing the Good News is far simpler than they imagined.

Training process
What You Can Expect
Multipli becomes an extension of your ministry staff, providing training, coaching, and ongoing support directly to everyday Christians who are a part of your church.
Case study
How 3 Genesis Leaders Are Helping People Encounter Jesus
God is at work through Greg, Peg, and Peggy. Week after week, they show up at a local recovery center with open hearts, building genuine relationships and making room for people who are longing for healing, hope, and belonging. Through their steady presence, 24 people have already come to faith in Jesus!

Ways to get started
Ways to Bring Multipli to Your Church

Spiritual conversation training
Awaken
A spiritual conversation training that will ignite people in your church with the desire to share their faith, and give them some simple tools to get started. Offer a virtual cohort or bring the training on-site to your church or network.

9-month coaching community
Genesis Leader
Offer our comprehensive 9-month training process to your church. We’ve seen amazing results when people learn practical skills in a small, supportive group! People from your church can join one of our existing cohorts, or we can create cohorts specifically for your church.
Let’s talk
We’d love to talk with you about how to activate and equip people in your church to confidently share their faith.
or call us at 615-543-6788
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do we know if our church is ready for a partnership like this?
If you have a desire to help everyday Christians share the Good News more naturally and consistently, that’s a strong place to begin. Readiness often looks like a few people who are eager to be equipped, a leader willing to champion the opportunity, and a commitment to long-term growth instead of a quick fix.
What role would our pastors or leaders play in the process?
Multipli provides the coaching, structure, and ongoing support. As a church leader, your role would be to help identify the right people, champion the vision, and encourage participation along the way.
How is this different from a one-time evangelism program?
Most evangelism programs give people a moment of inspiration or a few practical tools, but they often end before real habits can take root. Multipli is built for lasting change. Through ongoing coaching, community, and practice, people don’t just learn how to share the Good News of Jesus—they begin to live it out as a regular part of everyday life.
Can this work in a church of our size and context?
Yes. No matter the size or setting, the heart of the process stays the same: equipping ordinary Christians to share the Good News relationally and consistently.
