Church Planting Resources


CHURCH PLANTING STRATEGIES.  Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention Evangelism team is here to help you reach your community for Jesus Christ.  Whether you are a (a) pre - work (b) fellowship (c) church-like mission without sbc id or (d) church-like mission with sbc id, we are here to serve you.  (click here for the ppt presentation)

 1.  Prework is defined as a survey church plant.  We want to partner with you by providing these resources and training: 

 •Mapping Center:  Person of Peace
•Prayer Walk
•GPS Training:  Personal Commitment Guide
•3 Circles: Evangelism Track
•Prayer Support



2.  Fellowship is defined as a church plant that has a church planter and connected with HPBC.

•Mapping Center:  Mail Out
•Outreach: Block Party Trailer
•GPS Training:  Follow Up
•Prayer Walk
•Prayer Support

3.  Church Like Mission with out SBC ID is an approved HPBC chuch plant awaiting credentials with agencies.

•Mapping Center:  Small Groups
•GPS Training;  Day of Service; Season of Service Projects
•Identify Community Project
•Connect with partners
•Help fund the event
•7 Steps Training for New Converts
•Outreach Training

4.  Church Like Mission with SBC ID is an approved HPBC church plant with credentials approved by agencies.

•GPS Training:  Ten-Four Follow-Up Plan
•NAMB

Many of Evangelism resources are readily available in- house while some have to be ordered.  We strive to keep these trainings available at all times.  For stricter definition of kinds of church - plant, please contact the church planting office at (808) 946-9581.

Mapping Center is a premier web driven application that provides outreach tools and services for churches in the US, including mapping, residential listings, demographics, mailing lists, and new moves.  May this tool be a blessing to your church plant.  

As you identify your strategy, contact us to help you determine the necessary resources available for you and your ministry.  





Here are few documents worth looking into:







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