One Church. Two Locations. One Mission.

We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples who are learning to live and love like Jesus. The book of Acts makes it clear that the natural end-goal of a “be-one, make-one” discipleship process is for new converts and disciples to form new God-centered, healthy churches, as the Lord leads.

Thus, we believe that our missional mandate as a discipleship-focused church, requires us to be intentionally and perpetually on the lookout for God to lead us into the next church planting initiative, as He carries His gospel to every tribe, tongue, and nation regionally, nationally, and globally.

Since our founding in 2006 Keystone Bible Church has had church planting in our DNA, and by God’s grace we will continue to leverage our resources as a church-planting church, for the glory of God and the advancement of His gospel mission.

There could be numerous strategies employed for church planting initiatives, and there are a vast array of criteria that might cause one strategy to be more effective than another in specific situations.  For example, questions like these are important to consider:  Is this a local, regional, national, or global church planting initiative?  Is this a plant where there was not previously a church? Is it a revitalization project for another existing church that is dying or unhealthy?  Are their cross-culture sensitivities?  How far is this church plant located from the church facility that is initiating and overseeing the plant?  Are there current Keystone members already commuting from the area that is being considered?  Answers to questions like these, will likely cause Keystone to employ different church planting strategies for different circumstances.  However, we do believe that the “multi-congregational” model best describes our strategy for local and regional church planting and church revitalization initiatives, as opposed to those initiatives that would be targeted for greater distances away.