Projects

Crucible Project

EGM is involved on three continents with eight ministry teams working in eight different countries. Clearly, there are significant differences in culture and perspective regarding the issue of evaluation. While EGM has no desire to press one cultures view of evaluation onto another, we do feel the need to evaluate the ministry and our effectiveness. Our desire is to evaluate ministry in a biblical manner that reflects the rich tapestry of cultures that God has woven together in our ministry.

The Crucible Project is an initiative designed to evaluate the effectiveness of the EGM ministry and answer this question: Are we accomplishing our mission to transform children’s lives in Christ through His church?

During this fiscal year (July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012) EGM is developing and piloting an evaluation program focused on measuring our program’s effect on children’s workers and, more important, measuring transformation in the lives of children reached by national EGM-trained workers and program.

(*Crucible Project Executive Summary)

Featured Project

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Titus Project

The Titus Pilot Project is an exciting ministry initiative that will move our ministries towards increased effectiveness within their own culture. The simple goal of the Titus Project is to make the operational costs of our National Ministry Teams fully funded from within the country in three years.

Web Initiative Project

Every Generation Ministries currently has over 10,000 children’s workers representing 3,500 churches. Unfortunately, this represents a very small percentage of the churches asking for help in the countries where EGM is currently serving. In the Internet Curriculum Initiative, we will harness technology to cast our ministry net to a significantly larger group of churches and children’s workers.