"- proven, identifiable, doable, and measurable church planting methodologies."

Worldview Resource Group is a non-profit organization founded in 2001. WRG is based in Colorado Springs, CO and is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The founders have extensive experience in cross-cultural church planting and missionary training. As missionaries with New Tribes Mission, Mark and Gloria Zook started a church planting movement among the Mouk people on the island of New Britain. Their story is featured in the Ee-taow videos. Mark continues his itinerant ministry with the Mouk, currently writing a New Testament commentary for the Mouk churches. Mark is a trainer with WRG. George and Harriett Walker started a church planting movement among the Bisorio people in Papua New Guinea. George was a trainer with New Tribes Mission for five years. George is the Director of Training for WRG. Bob and Carole Strauss have been involved in training missionaries for the past twenty-three years. Until June 2002, Bob was the Administrative Coordinator of the NTM U.S. training centers, responsible for 225 trainers and 600 missionary candidates. He is the President and CEO of WRG.

WRG is committed to partnering with existing indigenous ministries, existing missionary training programs, and existing agencies in the missiological community.  WRG's vision is to provide needed equipping for these indigenous global workers in cross-cultural church planting methodologies.

Dr. Stephen Sweatman, the President of Mission Training International, has written that WRG provides the answer for what he describes as "the dire need in the missions community" - proven, identifiable, doable, and measurable church planting methodologies..