Results

Real results from real places.

Growth becomes fundable and repeatable when it shows up in student work, community data, and pastor testimony, not just program language.

By the Numbers

700+students served through Dream Chaser deployments
78%agency and pathways gain, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
80%project completion across Dream Chaser cohorts
20 of 20portfolio launches, Reflection Church cohort
25neighborhood playbooks with real budgets and 90-day plans
60%problem-solving growth in a STEM-focused deployment

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Churches

Discipleship that does not stop on Sunday.

Results from churches using the Multiply platform.

Washington Shores Church of Christ, Orlando, FL

Pastor Trevonte Peterson's multi-generational congregation found the discipleship rhythm they had been building toward. Members consistently turned Sunday's message into concrete midweek steps.

60+ weekly engagements, active from week 1

The Way Community, Roosevelt, NY

Dr. Thomas C. L. Thomas used Multiply to capture congregational voice and build a clear discipleship journey. Members began discovering spiritual gifts, submitting testimonies, and engaging digitally in ways the church had never tracked before.

29 testimonies captured, 46 gifts identified

What the platform makes visible

Multiply shows pastors what landed and where members are moving (home, work, community), and it surfaces volunteer leads automatically, without spreadsheets.

Weekly movement data

Pastoral Cohorts

Pastors who see their place differently.

Results from Cohort 1 of The Immerse Project, a 16-month journey of coaching, monthly gatherings, curriculum, and cultural immersion.

"Exposure births clarity. Presence produces conviction. Shared learning increases cohesion."
The Immerse Project is a TMS Global program that Leslie directs.

Meeting Place Church, Charlotte, NC

Pastor Vince Riley entered Immerse with strong mission familiarity but diffuse focus. Community mapping and coaching helped him name a heartbreak for youth as a calling. By Summer 2025 the church had served 100+ students through a neighborhood summer camp partnership surfaced in their assessment. By January 2026, six youth publicly professed faith in Christ.

100+ students served, 6 professions of faith

Galilee Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC

A cultural immersion trip to Washington, DC exposed Pastor Murrah's team to long-term, place-based ministry in housing and senior care. Within months of returning, Galilee cleared 10 acres of land in preparation for future senior housing on and around their campus.

10 acres cleared, senior housing initiative launched

The Gathering at Tucson, Tucson, AZ

Reframed its multi-acre campus as a campus of hope, organizing ministry around tables, shared meals, and weekday presence rather than Sunday-only programs. With GAP Ministries and local agencies, the church now serves hundreds of people each week with food, relational support, and spiritual care.

Hundreds served weekly

First United Presbyterian, Athens, TN

A 136-year-old congregation that had reduced to two Sunday services after the pandemic moved from largely inward ministry toward public neighborhood witness. The church now provides most of the weekly meals at a local housing site and canvasses the neighborhood regularly to listen. Pastor Juanita Lewis went on to catalyze a regional gathering that brought 9 additional Athens pastors into Immerse's orbit.

Weekly meals hosted, 9 pastors catalyzed for Cohort 3

Communities and Coalitions

Make the numbers feel like neighbors.

Neighborhood data and resident stories, organized into projects people can start.

Florida Memorial University

A custom Community Playbook platform, built and delivered for FMU, pairing neighborhood data with the stories of the people living there.

Custom platform delivered

What the platform is built to produce

Community Playbook is a ZIP-level data and discernment platform for churches, neighborhood networks, and place-based leaders. It organizes community data, partner maps, project plans, and impact stories into one workflow. The library holds 25 playbooks from practitioners, each with a real budget, a 90-day launch plan, and case context.

25 playbooks in the library

Modeled example: network coordination

From the library: 10 churches working from one shared mental health partnership strategy.

About $3.4M in partnerships modeled

Modeled example: shared resources

From the library: 50 congregations accessing the same tools through one coordinated network.

50 congregations, shared infrastructure

Youth

Kids who build, not just consume.

Results from Dream Chaser Kids deployments in schools, churches, and community organizations.

Reflection Church, Orlando, FL

12-week Sunday cohort. 20 of 20 students launched live digital portfolios, created AI-supported project mockups, and connected spiritual formation to community-facing innovation.

20 of 20 launched portfolios

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

12-week deployment across two schools with 35 students. Validated assessment instruments showed a 78% gain in agency and pathways thinking.

78% agency and pathways gain

YMCA of Greater Charlotte

Three campuses. 80%+ project completion held across the full cohort. Enrollment grew 50% semester over semester, with students recruiting other students.

80% completion, 50% enrollment growth

TMSA QueenCity STEM, Charlotte, NC

Semester deployment with high-performing students. 60% improvement in problem-solving, alongside measurable gains in entrepreneurship confidence and public speaking.

60% problem-solving growth

Allen Blash Foundation, Spartanburg, SC

United Way-funded pilot workshop. 100% completion and 100% high-confidence ratings. 8 of 8 students left able to name a career connected to their own strengths after a single session.

8 of 8 students

The Ark Academy, Sanford, FL

Early elementary cohort. Every participating student created something using AI by the end of the program, and 9 of 10 expressed excitement about AI's role in their future.

100% created with AI, ages 6 to 8

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