Partnering with churches and leaders to create multiplication movements
Welcome to The Dillingham Group
The 21st century has unique challenges and opportunities. Many sociologists say that we are a “post-Christian” society. In his book “Lost and Found” Ed Stetzer identifies both the challenge and opportunities associated with the spiritual condition of our modern culture.
The bad news
The bad news is less than 40% of younger people in America are “open to an invitation to church.” That may be discouraging to some who have only really used “invitations to church” as the primary means to discern if someone is spiritually interested.
The Good News
The good news is that over 80% said that they are “open to a (spiritual) conversation” with a friend or someone they trust. This means that we are going to have to train a highly missional and mobilized church to reach this current generation.
We can help you build a culture of disciple-makers that live life on mission and who know how to engage people in spiritual conversations where they live live, work and play.
About The Dillingham Group
Learn more about Kris and Ken Dillingham and their purpose for The Dillingham Group.
Cohorts & Coaching
Learn about our coaching opportunities that is designed specifically for your church and needs.
Connect With Us
Whether you want to hop on a phone call or send us an email, we’d love to connect with you.
Our Mission
We want to partner with leaders and their churches to help create a culture where the rapid reproduction of disciples results in a multiplication movement. This kind of church is filled with engaged people who see themselves as missionaries where they live, work, and play. We not only believe this is possible, it is what many pastors and churches are desperately desiring.
Ready to start your multiplication movement?
Our Areas of
Coaching Focus
- Building a customized model of culture creation
- Expanding awareness of principles of multiplication
- Understanding the flaws of “church growth” concepts
- How to identify discipleable people
- Leadership styles for multiplication movements
- Practical steps for implementing the engine for multiplication
- Leading through categorical vs incremental shifts
Resources for Growth
We have compiled a list of books for you to use as additional resources. We believe that knowledge is powerful, especially when it comes to the church today.
Free Articles
Careful or Care-full?
The Word of God is always out in front of any event in time. It makes sense … His word is eternal and timely! The verse reads, “6 Be careful for nothing; but in…
3 Challenges to Creating A Discipleship Culture
The church world is infamous for endlessly regurgitating buzz words and an obsession with trendiness. I could cite a hundred examples, but my goal is not to offend right off the bat. Currently, it…
3 Facts About Toxic Church People
by Dan Grider 1 Some people will always be high-maintenance. They live and operate out of their woundedness. Remind yourself, “I am not the Holy Spirit. I can’t change them. It’s not my job…
