Mission

Mission doesn't end when you knock on the door.

Your church distributes literature, visits neighborhoods, and meets people who want prayer, Bible studies, or another visit. Tentmaker58 helps your team remember what happens next.

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The Mission workflow

Campaign → Territory → Visit → Follow-up → Interest

A church conducts community outreach — distributing The Great Controversy, running a prayer outreach, or working a territory door to door. Tentmaker58 helps the team organize where it's going, record where it's been, remember what happened at each home, and make sure people who asked for continued contact don't get forgotten.

What Mission does today

From the first knock to ongoing ministry

Campaigns & activities

Organize a specific outreach push — like a Great Controversy distribution or a prayer outreach — around the kind of ministry it is, so the field workflow asks the right questions for that activity.

Territories, claimed by a team

Break a campaign into reusable, human-described territories — a street, a neighborhood — that a team claims, works, and completes, so you always know what's been covered and what hasn't.

Record every visit

Log each doorstep or event encounter — who recorded it, whether anyone answered, and what response they gave: a friendly conversation, prayer requested, a return visit, or interest in Bible studies.

Track literature distributed

Record what was given out at each visit from your church's own catalog of materials — a book, a tract — so you know what your church is actually placing in the community.

Follow-ups nobody forgets

A prayer request, a return-visit request, or Bible-study interest automatically becomes assignable follow-up work — with an owner and status — instead of a note that quietly disappears.

Turn contact into ongoing ministry

When a relationship is worth nurturing beyond a single follow-up, promote it to an Interest — an ongoing ministry relationship your team can track over time, not just a closed task.

Built for the people carrying mission forward

Personal Ministries Leader

Organize campaigns, territories, materials, and follow-up responsibility.

Outreach Team Member

Record visits and responses while the details are still fresh.

Pastor

See where relationships are growing beyond a one-time outreach event.

Mission questions

Can more than one team work the same campaign?

Yes. Campaigns split into territories that different teams can claim and work independently.

What counts as an Interest?

A follow-up worth an ongoing relationship can be promoted to an Interest and tracked over time.

Does Mission track literature placed in the community?

Yes. Each visit can record material from the church's own literature catalog.

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Talk to us about your church's outreach

Reach out and we'll walk through how Mission would fit your church's campaigns, territories, and follow-up.

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