Support CoMission

Your support helps build disciple-making capacity

Financial support for CoMission doesn't fund abstract operations — it builds the systems, leadership, training, tools, and relationships that help God's people make disciples who multiply.

Why it matters

Capacity, not just activity

Your support helps build disciple-making capacity — not just ministry activity. It goes to the things that make faithful disciple making possible and repeatable.

  • Training ordinary believers
  • Re-discipling church members
  • Leader development
  • Seeker follow-up systems
  • Scripture-centered groups and pathways

Where support goes

Funding lanes

Choose the lane that reflects what you most want to strengthen.

Support core operations

Keep the systems and people behind CoMission running.

Support Byron & Pamela Sommardahl

Founder and missionary support for those leading the work.

Support cross-border ministry travel

Underwrite the travel that connects churches and fields.

Sponsor a training conference

Help equip believers and leaders through teaching and coaching.

Underwrite church or ministry implementation

Fund the guided implementation another church or ministry needs.

Support believer training & tools

Provide the disciple-making tools ordinary believers use.

Strengthen the ecosystem

Invest in disciple-making capacity that reaches beyond one church.

Training ordinary believers to make disciples

What your giving makes possible

Support CoMission and help build disciple-making capacity

  • Help churches move beyond invite culture and passive Christianity.
  • Help train ordinary believers to become disciple makers.
  • Help church leaders rethink culture, metrics, and mission.
  • Help spiritually open people receive real follow-up through Scripture.
Talk about supporting the work

Let's build pathways for disciple making together

Help spiritually open people receive real follow-up

Reach out to learn about the best way to support CoMission — as an individual, a family, or a supporting church.