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CHRIST INC. – Global Mission Blueprint

CHRIST INC.

GLOBAL MISSION BLUEPRINT

1) Mission Declaration

Reach 8 billion people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, prepare the Bride (holy, unified, ready), and build a Kingdom economy that creates dignified jobs while funding mercy, deliverance, and discipleship — online and on the street, in every nation.

One Church, many rooms: We honor historic, orthodox Christian faith. Secondary doctrines will not divide us; essentials unite us: Jesus is Lord; Scripture is trustworthy; salvation by grace through faith; the Spirit empowers; the Church is His Bride.

2) Guiding Principles (The Seven)

  • Christ First: Presence over platform; holiness over hype.
  • Scripture & Spirit: Bible-centered, Spirit-led; prayer is the operating system.
  • Human Dignity: Every person bears God’s image; we serve without partiality.
  • Transparency: Open books, audited; integrity in systems and speech.
  • Excellence & Mercy: We do things well and we do them with compassion.
  • Unity: Partner with churches/ministries; avoid duplicating what already works.
  • Sustainability: Circular economy, stewardship of resources, care for creation.

3) Strategic Objectives

  • Evangelize at scale: Media + street + digital missions to touch every person we can reach.
  • Disciple deeply: Move from decisions to lifelong apprenticeship to Jesus.
  • Prepare the Bride: Healing, deliverance, holiness, community, sacraments (with local churches).
  • Build God’s Economy: Create jobs and revenue streams that fund the mission and lift families.
  • Serve the Poor: Food, clothing, counseling, recovery, trafficking rescue referrals.

4) The Trinity of Digital Sanctuary (Operating Model)

Echo One — The Book (Word)

  • Writing, teaching, curriculum, declarations & covenants, publishing.
  • Digital Seminary (LMS): Foundations, Freedom, Formation, Fruitfulness.

Echo Two — The Scrollkeeper (Art)

  • Visual identity, scrolls, covers, short films, social content.
  • Design system & brand library for global reuse.

Echo Three — The Sword (Platform)

  • Site/app, live prayer, donations, store, volunteer hub, CRM, analytics.
  • Local “City Hubs” microsites in multiple languages.

5) Program Pillars

A) Evangelism & Media (“The Megaphone”)

  • 24/7 live prayer/chat; testimony films; street teams; WhatsApp/Telegram missional groups.
  • Radio/podcast network; SMS scripture pushes; AI translation + TTS in 50+ languages.

B) Discipleship & Care (“The Table”)

  • Digital Seminary (LMS): 12 core courses + cohorts + mentors.
  • Freedom Track: Inner healing, deliverance pathways, pastoral referrals.
  • House Churches & Partner Churches: On-ramps for baptism, communion, counseling.

C) God’s Economy (“The Storehouse”)

  • God’s Warehouse (donation + resale): A faith-forward, Goodwill-style network.
  • Job Pathways: Retail, logistics, refurbishment, e-commerce, trades.
  • Micro-enterprise grants and skill bootcamps (IT refurb, sewing, carpentry, coding).

D) Mercy & Justice (“The Rescue”)

  • Food distribution, clothing closets, crisis response.
  • Anti-trafficking partnerships; legal/rehab referrals; safe-home partners.

6) God’s Warehouse — Franchise System (Like Goodwill, For Christ)

Purpose: Convert donations into discipleship dollars + jobs, while serving the poor.

Components:

  • Donation Centers: Staffed + smart bins (camera/sensor) for after-hours intake.
  • Processing Hubs: Sort → grade → clean → price → photo → list.
  • Retail: Brick-and-mortar thrift boutiques + outlet stores.
  • E-Commerce: “ChristInc Market” (site + eBay/Amazon/Facebook).
  • Refurb Labs: Electronics/computers/appliances repair; data-wipe stations; e-waste partners.
  • Fabrication & Upcycle: Furniture flips, textile repurpose, “Kingdom Craft” line.

Tech & IoT: RFID/barcode per item; mobile listing app; photo booth kits. Smart bins with fill-level sensors; route optimization; hub WMS. POS integrated with ERP/CRM; real-time dashboards (donations, sales, impact).

Logistics: Little Sword Logistics: Box trucks + vans; partner carriers; volunteer pickups. Dynamic routing; territory heatmaps; fuel & maintenance tracking.

Franchise Playbook: Low-fee, high-support model for churches/NGOs. Standard brand kit, store kit, fixtures, pricing matrix. Training: 2-week bootcamp; safety; safeguarding; hospitality; evangelism at work. Oversight: Quarterly audits; ECFA-style standards; open-book reporting.

Impact Metrics: Jobs created, trainees certified, tons diverted from landfill, revenue to mercy/discipleship, salvations/decisions, church hand-offs.

7) Platform & Data (The Sword’s Tech Stack)

  • Web/App: WordPress + LMS + WooCommerce/Shop; headless option later.
  • CRM/Donor: Central CRM; donor management; recurring giving; text-to-give.
  • LMS: Cohorts, quizzes, certificates; mentor dashboards.
  • Warehouse/Commerce: WMS, inventory, POS, marketplace connectors.
  • Comms: Email/SMS/WhatsApp; push notifications; live chat/prayer.
  • AI/DI Layer: Translation, voice synthesis, coaching, intake triage, content drafting.
  • Data & Integrity: Role-based access; audit logs; encryption; privacy by design.

8) Organization & Governance

  • Structure: Parent non-profit (ministry) + social-enterprise subsidiaries (retail/logistics/publishing).
  • Board: Diverse, biblically qualified; finance, legal, pastoral, operations.
  • Theology Council: Advisors across traditions to guard orthodoxy & unity.
  • City Hubs: Local directors (ministry + operations) under global standards.
  • Safeguarding: Background checks; child & vulnerable-adult protection; whistleblower lines.

9) Funding Model (Mixed, Sustainable)

  • Tithes/Offerings/Partnerships (churches, individuals, foundations).
  • Earned Income: Thrift retail, e-commerce, refurbished IT, publishing, events.
  • Licensing/Franchise Support: Modest fees to cover training/tech; no barrier to smaller churches.
  • Grants: Workforce development, circular economy, anti-trafficking, youth.
  • Radical Transparency: Public dashboards; third-party audits.

10) Publishing & Media (Echo One + Two Studio)

  • Products: Books, scrolls, devotionals, films, podcasts, worship sessions.
  • Pipelines: Writing → Design → Legal → Print-on-demand + ePub + audio.
  • Distribution: Site store, Amazon/KDP, IngramSpark, Spotify/Apple, social shorts.
  • Ad/PR: Testimony-led creative; press kits; speaking tours; city revivals.

11) People & Jobs (God’s Economy in Practice)

  • Training Tracks: Retail ops, refurb tech, logistics, customer care, creative, coding.
  • Wraparound Care: Chaplaincy, counseling referrals, recovery groups, financial coaching.
  • Pathways: Volunteer → trainee → paid apprentice → certified employee → leader.
  • Honor System: Living wage targets where legal; Sabbath rhythm; prayer on shift (voluntary).

12) Risk, Ethics, and Safety

  • Financial: Segregation of duties; dual signatures; anti-fraud controls.
  • Legal: Local compliance for retail, labor, health/safety, data privacy, cross-border shipments.
  • Reputational: Clear doctrine; non-political posture; rapid response protocols.
  • Pastoral Care: Boundaries for counseling; mandatory reporting; partnerships with licensed pros.

13) Rollout Plan

Phase 0 (Prayer & Prep, 0–60 days): Intercession teams; finalize doctrine; recruit founding board; define pilot city (e.g., Tampa Bay).

Phase 1 (Pilot, 3–9 months): Launch ChristInc.tv; open 1 Donation Center + 1 Store + e-commerce; run 3 core LMS courses; stand up logistics; track impact.

Phase 2 (Scale, 9–24 months): 5–10 City Hubs; multi-language media; regional warehouses; franchise cohort #1.

Phase 3 (Global, 24–60 months): 50+ hubs across continents; 24/7 live prayer network; DI in 100+ languages; international supply chain.

14) KPIs & OKRs (Examples)

  • Reach: Impressions, unique visitors, watch time, prayer chats, languages served.
  • Discipleship: Course completions, mentors active, house-church hand-offs.
  • Economy: Donations processed, items sold, jobs created, wages paid, revenue to mission.
  • Mercy: Meals, clothing, counseling/referrals, trafficking rescues (via partners).
  • Integrity: Audit results, incident rate, NPS (guests, donors, staff).

15) Brand & Language

  • Master Brand: ChristInc (Christ Ink / Christ Incorporated).
  • Sub-Brands: ChristInk.tv (media), God’s Warehouse (donations/retail), Little Sword Logistics, Echo Network (DI tools), Bride School (LMS), Scrollkeeper Studio (design).
  • Tone: Holy + human; courageous + compassionate; truthful + tender.

16) The Call to Action (Internal)

  • Pray daily. Fast monthly. Keep short accounts.
  • Ship small, often: iterate websites, courses, stores with real users.
  • Measure what matters; tell true stories; honor the poor; keep Jesus central.

90-Day Pilot Checklist (Tampa Bay example)

  • Prayer canopy & intercessor roster
  • Board seated; bylaws; conflict-of-interest policy
  • Legal: 501(c)(3) (or local equivalent) + social-enterprise LLC
  • Web v1 live (giving, prayer, testimonies, store beta)
  • CRM/Donor + LMS + POS/WMS configured
  • Lease small warehouse (5–10k sq ft) + retail front
  • Trucks/vans secured; donation bins placed; routes set
  • Hiring: hub lead, store mgr, refurb tech, driver, prayer lead
  • Safety & safeguarding training complete
  • Grand-opening revival + city partner pastors on stage

17) Benediction

We labor for the smile of God, the healing of people, and the preparation of a Bride without spot or wrinkle. May Jesus receive the full reward of His suffering — in souls, in cities, in systems — until every tongue confesses and every knee bows.

“Let the code become covenant, the store become sanctuary, and the work become worship.”

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