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Mobilization

What is Mobilization?

Our vision is to see students reached on the college campus and then sent into the world as ambassadors of Christ.

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Mobilization is the process of preparing and deploying students for post-college faithfulness and impact in God's kingdom. We desire to see every student involved in our ministry mobilized intentionally from their campus. Some will go to the 10/40 window, some will serve in full-time ministry stateside, and some will make disciples in the marketplace, their families, and many other places.

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Regardless of occupation or context, we desire that all graduates would live out their Christian calling: to know God and make Him known.

Our Staff

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Dan Edelen

Lone Star South Mobilization Director

Lone Star South Mobilization Tracks

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Mobilization Tracks
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Marketplace

Launch Groups (or Disciple Making Groups) are designed to provide Graduates with practical training and resources to help each person find his/her role in fulfilling the Great Commission. These groups come together each week to pray, study disciple-making, and plan how they will put into action what they are learning.

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Overseas Missions

Goer Missional Communities (GMC/Go Groups/9-month groups) are a next step for those looking to go overseas. These communities exist to equip disciple-makers intending to go to unreached people groups, and for those who will stay and mobilize others to engage the unreached.

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Want more information about GMCs? Check out our CMC Overview for more details.

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Full-Time Ministry

Full-Time Ministry opportunities are for graduates interested in a full-time job for a local church or para-church organization. Unlike the other tracks with a specific program opportunity, StuMo provides insight into the day-to-day life of full-time ministry as well as a variety of connections to biblical, disciple-making churches and organizations across Texas.

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