Welcome to the movement. We’re glad you’re here.
We’re a relational network of churches, ministries, and leaders who believe the time is right to unite, equip, and amplify a movement that is all about Jesus. We join together to create spaces of belonging and collaboration, to develop and support future-ready leaders, and to equip more churches to make more disciples in a post-Christian context. We want to give greater voice and visibility to this Jesus-centred, third-way movement God is raising up around the world!
“Jesus Collective sets a safe and welcoming table for diverse leaders and churches to unite around the centrality of Jesus together and equip us to be the church in an increasingly post-Christian world.”
Maggie John, Chair of Overseers Board
“We’re approaching a critical, historic turning point in the neo-Anabaptist, Jesus-centered movement. This is our Kairos moment; Jesus Collective is a network whose time has come!“
Greg Boyd, Author and Teaching Pastor
“We are at a watershed moment in time, and I’m eager to partner with others who also believe this to be true. Jesus Collective is helping to connect like-minded churches and pastors with their love for Jesus, his mission, and his church at this exciting time in our history.”
Tara Beth Leach, Senior Pastor
“I love the Collective part — being together with people from diverse backgrounds and journeys, yet like-minded in a Jesus-centered approach to ministry and living life. I feel like we could all go further united together.”
Keith Smith, Pastor
“At Commons, we’re fascinated with the Bible but we worship Jesus. We’re a young, growing church, and Jesus Collective offers us a place to find like-minded friends for the journey who share a desire to place him at the centre of everything.”
Jeremy Duncan, Lead Pastor
“As a diverse, urban church that cares deeply about incarnational living centred around Jesus, we’re kind of like Jesus Collective writ small. We love being part of a wider network that’s seeking to advance this movement in step with the Spirit. We’re in!”
Rod White, Development Pastor
