Map Your Mission Field.
Define your radius, identify streets, assign territories, and display a progress map.
How It Works
Define your radius, identify streets, assign territories, and display a progress map.
Train volunteer pairs to introduce themselves, offer a Bible, ask two questions, and respect every response.
Respond to prayer requests and expressed needs with practical help, always with permission.
Follow up when invited, share the gospel clearly, build relationships, and offer next steps toward Christ.
“How can our church pray for you and your family?”
“How can our church serve you and your family?”
| Week | Focus | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Prepare | Map and plan. |
| Week 2 | Equip | Train pairs. |
| Week 3 | Launch | First outreach day. |
| Week 4 | Follow Up | Respond, serve, and plan the next 60 days. |
“Hi! My name is [Name], and I'm from [Church Name], just down the road. We're visiting our neighbors because we want to be a church that genuinely cares about the people in our community. We have a free Bible for you, if you'd like one. Could I ask you two quick questions? First, how can our church pray for you and your family? Second, how can our church serve you and your family? Thank you for your time. Would it be all right if someone from our church followed up about that?”
The one-mile radius is a practical organizing tool, not a biblical mandate. Door-to-door outreach is one faithful method among many.
We plant and water; God gives the growth. One Mile Mission does not promise attendance or conversions.
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