Auckland Mission Week

Auckland Mission Week is a full-time, Luke 10–style mission immersion designed to simulate life on the field. For six days, participants gather each morning for worship, prayer, and practical training before spending most of the day in extended outreach across Auckland. Evenings are dedicated to debrief and coaching, creating a daily rhythm of learning, going, and reflecting. On Sunday morning, local participants return to their churches while visitors experience a simple house church model. This week is not just training—it’s an opportunity to live out the Great Commission together in real time.

Through this experience, participants will learn how to share the gospel clearly and confidently, make disciples who make disciples, and start simple, reproducible gatherings that can multiply. You’ll also be equipped to train and send others to do the same, with coaching and feedback built into the process. The emphasis is on hands-on practice, not just theory—so you’ll leave with practical skills that can be applied immediately in your local context.

Mission Week is part of the global No Place Left vision, a movement inspired by Romans 15:23 where Paul wrote that he had “no more place to work in these regions.” The goal is to see every place and every people group reached with the gospel, so that there is truly no place left where Christ is not known. No Place Left is not an organization, but a worldwide network of believers who freely collaborate, share resources, and commit to multiplying disciples and churches until the task is complete.

Movement Leadership Training

This advanced training is open to Mission Week participants.
Others may join if they are already engaged in:

Evangelism and discipling new believers, or
Church planting and mission leadership.