Join the GCRN community and receive:

A subscription to:
The Great Commission Research Journal (cutting-edge articles by respected researchers and published by the Cook School of Intercultural Studies at Biola University)

Discount registration for:
The Annual Conference of the GCRN.

Opportunities to personally:
Share ideas and network with like-minded ministry leaders from around the world.

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The Great Commission Research Network is…

An international community committed to helping local churches expand their participation in the missio Dei through effective disciple-making. This network is comprised of researchers, lay persons, denominational leaders and pastors who share insights, examine case studies, hear from thought leaders and network with cutting-edge practitioners.

The Great Commission Research Network (GCRN) was founded in 1985 by renowned writers and missiologists George G. Hunter III and C. Peter Wagner upon principles of effective disciple-making as originally described by Donald A. McGavran.

Attend the Annual Conference of the GCRN

Hear:
The latest cutting-edge research on ministry that balances the “Great Commission” with a “Great Compassion” (Thought leaders from around the world travel at their own expense to address this respected gathering of thinkers, writers and practitioners.)

Network:
With like-minded ministry leaders at this two-day annual conference hosted in even years by Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University (Marion, IN) and on odd years by Talbot School of Theology at Biola University (La Mirada, CA).

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