City movement leaders from across the world, sharing how the gospel is taking root in their cities — and the shared pathway emerging from their stories.
What the continental deep dives teach us about how city movements grow — from isolated burden to shared, durable, multiplying engagement. By Jacob Bloemberg.
Read the full article →Each deep dive brings its own accent — yet the same lesson keeps rising: city movements grow through trust.
Latin AmericaFrom hard-won mistakes in Guatemala City came the clearest language of the pathway: city first, trust before strategy, and local leaders who reproduce in new cities with their own flavour.
Trace · Relate · Transfer
South AsiaJerince's team mapped the city's pin codes and found more than a hundred with no church presence. Made visible, the gaps became shared responsibility — and the city began to change.
Trace · Structure
Oceania"You do not love — or know — your city." God shifted Greig's vision from church growth to city love, and oneness tables became the railway tracks on which mission moves.
Relate · Unite
North AmericaCity movements don't grow by accident. North America's gift is patient development — trust, common language, coaching, and the Tree Framework that builds durable, healthy systems.
Structure · Transfer
EuropeIn post-Christendom Europe, Piet calls for an "exegesis of the city." In Amsterdam Southeast, migrant churches reframed themselves as missionaries to the city — needing grace, renewal, and each other.
Trace · Unite
Africa · upcomingThe final continental deep dive — 10 June 2026. Movement Day Africa is cultivating City Gospel Movements in some 40 cities; its voices will refine and strengthen the pathway.
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