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Your gift builds disciple-making capacity — the training, the follow-up systems, the people, and the years of relationship that make faithful disciple making repeatable rather than occasional.
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Your congregation funds a specific church's disciple-making — the gap between what it costs and what that church can carry.
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Fund a named, finishable thing: a certification, a cohort of twelve, a Launch, a year of coaching.
See what needs fundingWhat your gift builds
Capacity, not just activity
Your gift goes to the things that make disciple making repeatable — not to abstract operations.
- Training ordinary believers
- Re-discipling church members
- Leader development
- Seeker follow-up systems
- Scripture-centered groups and pathways
Who you are supporting
Missionary support is given to people, not to organizations
Byron and Pamela have led this work since it was a handful of conversations in Santa Ana. If you are giving because of them, this is the page for it — and this is who they are.

Byron Sommardahl
Byron leads CoMission and built the platform behind it. He has spent years working out what actually helps a church make disciples who go on to make disciples — and what only looks like it does. He writes most of what you have read on this site.

Pamela Sommardahl
Pamela carries the relational half of the work in Honduras — the clinics, the intake conversations, the follow-up that turns a prayer request into someone reading Scripture with a neighbour. Most of the stories on this site started with a conversation she had.
Let's build pathways for disciple making together
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