Bill Jones teams with young leaders to plant churches among the unreached
CIU Chancellor Dr. Bill Jones (left) and Crossover Global President Ken Katayama
For decades, ÐÇ¿ÕÎÞÏÞ´«Ã½ Chancellor has been serving alongside and training young leaders in planting multiplying churches among the unreached.
Jones, a 1991 CIU alumnus and former CIU president, is the chairman of the missions agency , which he co-founded in his basement in 1987 along with Dr. Joao Mordomo. Jones was 32 years old at the time, Mordomo was just 19. Now, Jones also serves alongside the new president of Crossover, CIU alumnus Ken Katayama (Class of 2011). He was only 19 when he joined the organization and 25 when he became a leader.
Jones’ training of young leaders caught the attention of the , which has historically sought out young leaders for global mission.
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