Advancing the Kingdom Through Generational Leadership.
Equipping churches, organizations, and leaders to cultivate Gospel-centered movements in globalized cities and marginalized communities.
Our Mission
Our mission is to see the Kingdom of God advance through church by training the church and parachurches in church planting and movement rhythms.
About us
The Generations Movement Inc. exists to see the Kingdom of God advance through the local church and parachurch partnerships. We are committed to training, coaching, and equipping leaders to develop sustainable church planting movements, organizational health, and Gospel-centered impact in urban centers, global cities, and tribal communities.
Through consultation, education, leadership development, and spiritual formation, we empower organizations to build structures that multiply disciples, strengthen communities, and create generational transformation.
Whether you are a church leader, movement agency, workforce development organization, or community-based nonprofit, we are here to walk alongside you with clarity, strategy, and biblical conviction.
Our services
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Consultation
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Training
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Organizational Coaching
Our Leadership
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Rev. Dr. Michael Carrion
