Intercultural Development

Networks

A Network consists of two or more churches that covenant togetherβ€”sharing relationships and resourcesβ€”to engage in mutual encouragement, a shared regional church planting project, and an Alliance Global Partnership (Acts 1:8).

 Network Map

Networks are a primary vehicle enabling Alliance Northwest churches and leaders to accomplish together what we could never do alone.

Where it can be hard for one church to take sole responsibility to mother a new church regionally or own a global project, several can do it together – catalyzed by the support and resources of the Alliance NW District Office.

Reach out to ollan@alliancenw.org for questions about networks.

Current Networks and Network Leaders

Lead Pastors of churches involved in a Network typically meet three times annually in a 24-hour retreat format to pray, play, and plan together.

Many Networks include strategic learning during their retreats, to grow their sending capacities.


Network Leaders

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Brian Cook

Anchorage Basin

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Otis Brown III

Greater Seattle

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Jim Johnson

North Sound
North of Seattle Along the I-5 Corridor

Bryan Halferty

South Sound
Gig Harbor, Tacoma, Puyallup

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Brian Crawford

Southern Oregon
Oregon Territory South of Eugene

Grant Goins

Central Washington

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Tim Heffer

Cascadia
Olympia and Olympic Peninsula

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Rod Cosgrove

East Side
Eastern Washington and Idaho Panhandle

Matthew Erikson

North Puget
Northern Washington and Islands West of I-5

Jason Simmonds

Portland Metro
Portland, Vancouver, and Columbia Gorge

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Cade King

Southeast Alaska
Islands bordering British Columbia

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Gerad Neely

Willamette Valley
Salem and Surrounding Areas