A family of interdependent churches.

Mission:All

Sending church planters into under-churched and under-resourced communities in Chicago
As the people of Park Community Church, our goal is to identify, equip, and support leaders to embed gospel-centered churches in underchurched and under-resourced communities here in Chicago. 

Who we support

Backed by larger resourced churches, Mission:All supports the training and guidance of potential planters, existing pastors, and interested church leaders who are called to plant churches across the city for the sake of the gospel.  

Interested in financially supporting Mission:All and its endeavors? Click below.
In recent years, the number of churches being planted in areas of need throughout Chicago has lessened for various reasons.

Whether the effect is due to dried-up ministry funds or church planters strictly targeting up-and-coming neighborhoods, many of the city’s underchurched and under-resourced communities have been neglected or abandoned as a result. Not only that, but a lack of partnership and support for pastors in these communities by the church overall has left them with minimal resources in the midst of maximum needs.

At Mission:All, we’re committed to supporting cross-cultural church planting in the ethnically, culturally, and economically diverse enclaves of the city.

Support a church plant

Supporting a Mission:All church plant looks different for everyone. Whether you're called to stay with your current church or pray for a plant that's up-and-coming, we've all got a role to play. Want to learn how to support our church plants?

Become a church planter

Mission:All offers church leaders years of training and guidance for planting healthy, multiplying churches across Chicago. To learn more about becoming a church planter, contact Jason LaLonde.

Where we're located

Mission:All currently supports churches in the following communities: Albany Park, Aperion Care Lakeshore, The Breakers, Iglesia Cristiana La Vid, Rooted Community Church, and Sabka Sahaara.