Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main goal of LMN?

The primary goal of LMN is to serve as promoters, drivers, and facilitators of reproducing church movements that are tireless in their dedication to helping people know, follow, and serve God.

8. What do churches receive in exchange for joining the LMN network?

By joining LMN, churches receive training, free resources for growth and leadership, retreats for pastors, annual network-funded meetings, personalized mentoring, guides, manuals, specialized articles, webinars, and exclusive member benefits. Additionally, they receive financial support for new church plants and access to a community of experienced leaders who will assist them in creating, planning, and executing specific goals, as well as developing a personalized reproduction plan for their church.

2. What is LMN's mission?

LMN's mission is to promote the 'great collaboration' and unity among Latino churches and leaders, encouraging multiplying movements that expand Jesus' mission, in response to the prayer in John 17:21-23, and prioritizing joint work over individual efforts.

9. How does the network address the problem of loneliness and pastoral isolation?

The network highlights the fundamental importance of spiritual and emotional care, as well as the creation of a 'Network of Friends' with healthy relationships to confront the loneliness and isolation that many pastors experience. We promote community and collaboration so that leaders do not feel alone in ministry.

3. What does 'The Great Collaboration' mean and how is it applied on the network?

At LMN, we believe that Jesus' mission is achieved through the collaboration and unity of churches and leaders, inspired by the prayer for unity in John 17:21-23. It promotes working together over individual efforts.

10. Are network pastors expected to share their personal challenges to receive support?

LMN fosters a culture of collaboration, where having a trusted person or mentor is crucial because this relationship encourages vulnerability, mutual support, and strong relationships among its members.

4. What is the importance of the biblical passage John 17:21-23 for the mission of the network?

John 17:21-23 is fundamental, as it highlights Jesus' prayer for unity among believers. The network is presented as a response to this plea, believing that unity and collaboration are essential for the world to know Jesus and experience His love.

5. Who can join the network?

LMN is open to different leaders, Pastors, and other networks who wish to collaborate selflessly and are aligned with Jesus' mission, focusing their efforts on the expansion of God's Kingdom rather than personal interests.

6. How can my organization be part of LMN?

To join, the leaders of the interested church can contact us through this page to start a conversation that allows us to hear their story, get to know each other better, and discern the Lord's will for the future.

7. Are there any costs associated with joining the network?

Yes. Being a member of the network involves a cost that helps cover operational, training, and educational expenses, and allows us to financially support the new church plantings of network members.

11. What is the role of collaboration in the success of the network's objectives?

 Collaboration is essential to achieving the network's goals, as we share resources and relationships among the churches. This cooperation allows us to make a much greater impact than any single church or leader could achieve on their own.

12. How can I make a donation to LMN?

Donations can be made through the donation page on the LMN website, supporting the initiatives and outreach of the network.

13. How can I contact someone from LMN?

You can contact us through the 'Contact Us' page. There is also a Calendly link on the homepage to schedule a meeting, or you can send an email to info@latinomultiplicationnetwork.org, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

14. Does LMN have the authority to issue ministerial credentials?

 Yes, LMN has the authority to issue credentials to commission lay ministers, license ministerial candidates, and ordain ministers who are qualified and called to plant a new work and want to do so with us.