Thanks to the brilliance of Daryl McMullen, the official EnterMission web site is live!
We've been operating for years without official business cards, letterheads, or a web site. Kind of weird, eh? For most organizations, these are the first tools they produce because they make you "legit."
This stuff has been way down on the priority list for us. Let me explain why.
Our MO is grassroots, behind the scenes, low profile, bottom up transformation.
You can get a lot done if you don't feel the need to get the credit.
Hopefully, when EnterMission is working in a community, you'll never see an "EnterMission" sign, an "EnterMIssion" office, an "EnterMission" t-shirt or anything else that gives us away. Hopefully, what you will see is the people of that community equipped to bring "up there" down here through their OWN talent, leadership, dreams, and resources.
When that community is transformed through the power of the Gospel, people will look and say, "Who was that masked organization?" as we ride away.
Why?
The goal of any EnterMission initiative is for us to no longer be needed. Success is sustainability and reproducibility from within the community. Success is when the transformation is owned and sustained by that people of that community, be it in Monroe Circle, India, China, Cambodia, Sudan, or anywhere else Jesus invites us to join Him.
With that said, a few weeks ago, our friends at Lifechurch.tv said, "We dig that. But, with the size and scale of the One Prayer project you are leading for this movement, we need you guys to get a web site already! Churches need to know you are a real organization."
So, once again, hats off to Daryl, who pulled out all the stops and got this up and running. We're not all the way done yet. We'd love to hear your feedback. So, please spin by the new site and drop a comment here with your feedback.
Thanks!


Very nice site, I think it is very well put together, congratulations!
Posted by: Jodi | May 04, 2009 at 09:43 PM
Dear Rob,
This past Sunday, May 2nd. I went to church not expecting the SHOVE I recieved. I have attened GCC noe for about 4 1/2 years. This past January I started working at the Berrien County Juvenile Center, my job there is youth specialist which really is kinda a fancy name for babysitter/mom/friend/caretaker! There are some needs at the Juvenile Center such as a new Parenting Wisley program. You see we have a secure lockdown detention side and then on the other side of the building we do Residential Treatment which works on the youth and their families and helps reintergrate them back into their community. Problem is the material we have currently for our parenting wisely program is dated and not very effective. When I was talking with the head therapist she said that they had found a program that would be great but when they went to see about getting it they were told in was not in the budget. I wanted to do something but though...WHAT can I do??!! After this weekends service that moved me sooo much I went to the office and spoke with the head therapist and said I want a price list and info on the program that they want. I am on a mission to get this program for them!!!! I can make a difference!
Posted by: Miki | May 06, 2009 at 11:02 AM