Finding My Place on the Map
When I was a kid I knew I would be a missionary. God had placed it on my heart at...
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Investing right where you are
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Our goal is to keep you engaged in the Great Commission with the peers God has given you - where you live, work, and play.
Four Pursuits
Christ
Follow Christ and walk with Him with all our hearts.
Work
Honor Christ in our workplaces, jobs, and professions.
Mission
Live the mission - discipling among those without Christ, especially our peers.
Community
Team with each other as Christ- followers of like heart and purpose.
“Jesus saved me right where I was, so I want to be used greatly by Him right where I am. That’s the aspect of the Nav20s vision that I’m excited about. It changes the way I view my work, peers, and community and moves me to engage them all with greater purpose and intentionality; to know Him and make Him known.”
—Michael Robinson
Atlanta, Georgia
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FAQs
We deeply love and believe in the work of the local church as a part of the greater Kingdom work in our cities and nations. We would love to see you connect with and serve in your local church in addition to your involvement with Nav20s. Whether or not you are currently involved with a local church does not qualify you for involvement.
The Nav20s cities are places where we have Navigator staff and/or 20s Partners (volunteers) who desire to help you land and transition to life in that city. We can best help you find fellowship and mentorship in those cities. However, if you contact a Navigator in the city nearest you, they may be able to help in similar ways from a distance.
We hope to see you thrive in your relationship with Christ and help others to do the same, but what that looks like is often up to you. There is a lot of encouragement toward self-initiative with Nav20s. If you have a passion and a vision for how you desire to see the gospel advance in your city, we’d love to come alongside you in that and help you live into that calling.
Because cities are more expansive than campuses or bases, people involved with Nav20s are often more spread out as they pursue their careers. In many cases, their schedules are also quite full and rigid in comparison to their previous life stage. Geographical proximity becomes very important, and so people involved with Nav20s often find community in clusters that are centered around their neighborhoods, workplaces, and third places.
CityLife teams, Bible studies, prayer groups, regional and national conferences, one-on-one mentoring, career coaching, and gatherings are all a part of what we’re doing with Nav20s. There are also opportunities for leadership development and in some cases, even internships.