- Venture Church Network (Dave Whitaker)
- PO Box 7586, Goodyear, AZ 85338
720-283-3030 - venturechurches.org - Venture Church Network Southwest (Steve Engram)
- 855 E Schoolhouse Gulch Rd, Prescott, AZ 86303
602-788-8090 - vcnsw.org - Pacific Church Network (Jim Smith)
- 2520 North Euclid Ave, Upland, CA 91784
909-944-5900 - pacificchurchnetwork.com - Rocky Mountain Church Network (John Craft)
- PO Box 126, Frederick, CO 80530
303-772-5655 - rmcn.org - Venture Church Network - NorCal/Nevada (Josh Lane)
- 3927 Marconi Ave, Sacramento, CA 95821
916-489-3900 - venturechurches-ncnv.com - Venture Church Network Northeast (Doug Geeze)
- 22 Faith Avenue, Auburn MA 01505
508-864-3874 - missionnortheast.org - Venture Church Network - Mid-Atlantic (Ron Markloff)
- PO Box 345, Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-8990 - missionmid-atlantic.org - Church Venture Northwest (James Gleason)
- 13504 NE 84th St. Ste 103-264, Vancouver, WA 98682
503-669-1515 - churchventurenw.com - Venture Church Network Midwest (Brad Little)
- PO Box 490441, Blaine, MN 55449
763-205-9330 - vcnmidwest.org
Who is Venture Church Network? (VCN)
Our Vision: Venture Church Network wants to see gospel-centered transformational churches in every community.
Our Mission: Venture Church Network helps churches take bold next steps
Our Values
Gospel power that transforms every life
Gospel Driven
We are committed to an expanding gospel movement through strengthening local church leaders and the churches they serve to advance the gospel boldly and strategically in their communities. Our conviction is that we are to engage our world with the grace and truth of Jesus Christ from a posture of humility, knowing that it is that same gospel message that transforms, sustains, and renews all of us who follow Him. Through the power of the gospel, our lived-out faith creates a culture of disciples loving God, and loving our neighbor, including caring for “the least of these.”
Grace and trust that meets every place
Biblically Focused
The Scriptures, breathed out from God are without error, and our final authority for life, ministry, and godliness. Our missional movement is shaped by the grace and truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ—that Jesus came as the “Word made flesh” at a specific time and place, to bear our sin, die and rise again. This truth and all Scripture, applies to every place in our lives, communities, and world. We are committed and agree together to the core doctrines of Scripture as our final authority, calling us to a lived-out, incarnational faith. We hold tenaciously to our theological foundation, while celebrating a variety of contextualized ministry forms that advance Christ’s mission.
Discipleship that empowers every generation
Discpile Making
Acts is the story of the gospel lived and proclaimed, forming disciples who are being shaped into the image of Jesus. These disciples are forming congregations, with elders and the diakonos being intentionally raised to serve Christ’s movement of strengthening and multiplying disciples and churches. Gifted and empowered by the Holy Spirit, these congregations raise new disciples and congregations, despite context, risk, or danger. Our burden is to see the intentional raising up of next-generation Christ-like disciples, leaders and congregations equipped to propagate and serve the gospel for a never-ending cycle of disciple-making.
Fierce cooperation that accelerates the mission
Relationally Committed
Our conviction is that healthy effective local churches and leaders are essential for the gospel work of the Church to flourish. While locally self-governing, the church and its leaders will be healthier and will serve best in generous and cooperative interdependent relationships with other like-minded ministries and leaders. We believe that synergistic interdependent partnership will strengthen the church and its leaders. It will also provide shared wisdom, encouragement, and resource, with the freedom to risk, play, dream in a secure environment of relationships with one another and the Scriptures. We believe the Biblical directive to spur one another on calls us to a “fierce cooperation” with each other to advance the mission of Jesus.