A 12-week intensive incubator where missional builders transform kingdom vision into launch-ready ventures.

You'll gain theological grounding, venture design skills, deep mentorship, and a lasting community of peers, all while building your calling into something that advances God's kingdom in the world.

This is for missional founders with kingdom vision and the drive to build. You can be a church planter, ministry pioneer, tech founder, social entrepreneur, or cultural creative, ready to move from idea to impact.

You're a good fit if you:

• Have a specific kingdom-oriented venture concept (even if early stage)

• Can commit 10-15 hours per week for 12 weeks

• Want theological depth integrated with entrepreneurial execution

• Are coachable and ready to test assumptions

• Have some marketplace or ministry experience (any level)

• Are aligned with historic Christian orthodoxy

We're looking for builders with ambition and readiness to take ground on their vision.

What You'll Gain:

• Theological grounding for your specific calling and context

• Venture design methodology to build something sustainable

• Expert mentorship from leaders who've built and scaled kingdom organizations.

• Peer community of ambitious builders across domains

• Strategic connections to partners, funders, and allies

• Ongoing support as you launch and grow

This is formation, strategic support, and ongoing community for early stage builderse.

Our sweet spot is "zero to one"—meaning you have conviction, vision, or an early prototype but haven't properly launched or started expanding yet. Whether you're refining your idea or need help turning passion into a concrete plan, you're in the right place. We also work with ventures up to two years old that feel stuck in the product-market fit stage and need fresh frameworks to find their breakthrough. Too early is better than too late.

Hybrid. Weekly virtual sessions keep momentum high, while our in-person demo day creates powerful connections with partners, mentors, and potential supporters. You can participate from anywhere in the world.

The program moves through three phases:

Weeks 1-4 (Foundation) combine theological grounding with market research and business model development.

Weeks 5-8 (Validation) focus on customer interviews, prototype development, and financial modeling.

Weeks 9-12 (Launch) bring everything together with go-to-market strategy, funding pitches, and demo day with 50+ potential partners.

Throughout, you'll have weekly cohort calls, 1:1 mentorship, and hands-on coaching.

You join the Missional Labs ecosystem—ongoing community, partner introductions, mentorship opportunities, and continued support as you scale. Many alumni become mentors for future cohorts or collaborate on new ventures together.

Plan for 4-6 hours per week: group sessions, one-on-one coaching, independent work, and peer collaboration. It's intensive but designed for busy leaders who are building while they learn.

Share your venture through our form and we'll evaluate it for cohort fit. We're selective (about 30% acceptance rate) to ensure the right mix of ventures and founders. Whether accepted or not, we'll provide feedback and guidance on your best next steps within two weeks.

Yes, but only one person per venture goes through the cohort. If accepted, your co-founder can participate in select sessions and the demo day. We find the intensive works best with individual founders who then bring insights back to their teams.

Each cohort seat costs $5,000 for a participant.

Some programs offer scholarships. In general, we recommend raising some or all of the fee from your church or support community as a seed investment in your calling and venture.

We're happy to help you make the case to potential sponsors or churches.

We uniquely integrate deep theological formation with proven startup methodology. While business incubators focus on profits and seminaries focus on theory, we develop kingdom-minded founders who build ventures with both spiritual depth and real-world viability. Our leading network of church, ministry, and mission partners means your venture launches with built-in Kingdom connections.