How FCME Works

FCME encourages a relational cycle of connection, listening, shared learning, discernment, responsible collaboration and review. Organizations remain responsible for their own leadership, decisions, ministries, safeguarding and stewardship.
Connect
Help appropriate people and organizations begin trusted conversations.
Learn
Share insight, experience and resources that strengthen faithful ministry.
Listen
Understand context, experience, needs and wisdom before proposing solutions.
Christ-Centered Servant Leadership
Share
Make appropriate knowledge, capabilities and tools more accessible.
Collaborate
Pursue selected opportunities where shared action adds value and responsibilities are clear.
Pray
Seek God together, care for spiritual health and remain attentive to the Holy Spirit.

Ways Organizations May Engage
Begin a Conversation
Share who you are and learn whether there is a helpful connection.
​Participate in an Approved Gathering
Listen, pray and contribute to shared learning.
Share an Approved Resource
Offer material that may serve others, subject to review, consent and security.
​Explore a Practical Collaboration
Consider a clearly bounded opportunity when trust, capacity and responsibilities are sufficient.
Areas of Contribution
Depending on the people, needs and opportunities involved, conversations may include discipleship and leadership formation, prayer, media and communication, health, livelihoods, business as mission, peacebuilding, technology, research, resource development and other capabilities that serve faithful ministry.
Spiritual & Leadership
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Discipleship
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Leadership formation
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Prayer
Communication & Knowledge
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Media and communication
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Technology
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Research
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Resource development
Practical Contribution
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Health
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Livelihoods
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Business as mission
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Peacebuilding

Business as Missions
Business as mission can be one practical way of bringing business knowledge, enterprise, livelihoods, investment discipline and professional expertise into faithful word-and-deed service. Within FCME, it is presently a contribution pathway for learning and exploration, not an approved fund, investment marketplace, deal platform or separate programme.
A Conversation, Not an Application
FCME does not currently have a formal membership process. Contacting FCME or attending an event begins a conversation; it does not create membership, endorsement, representation or a commitment to future work.
