Built for the Workers
Jesus told us the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few (Matthew 9:37). We can't manufacture workers — that's the Lord of the harvest's job. But we can equip them. That conviction is why we build free tools alongside the outreach and the festivals: equipping you is the mission.
Here are three we use ourselves, every single week.
1. OikosMap — See Your Mission Field
Oikos is the Greek word for "household" — in the New Testament it means your extended circle of relationships. Your family, coworkers, neighbours, the friends who'd take your call at 2am. Research and church history agree: most people come to Jesus through someone in their oikos.
OikosMap.com helps you map those 8–15 people, pray for them by name, and take small, intentional steps toward each one. It's free, it takes five minutes to start, and it turns "evangelism" from something intimidating into something personal.
2. KingdomBase — Never Lose a Follow-Up
After twelve years of street ministry through Love on Hamilton, we learned something the hard way: the breakthrough isn't the first conversation — it's the follow-up. The prayer request you remember a week later. The name you didn't forget.
KingdomBase.App is a free evangelism CRM built for exactly that: track conversations, prayer needs, and next steps so no one slips through the cracks. If your church or outreach team has ever lost track of someone God put in your path, this is for you.
3. TaskSimply — Keep the Mission Organized
Ministry runs on faith — and also on schedules, budgets, and to-do lists. TaskSimply.com is the simple tasks, team, and budget tool we use to coordinate everything from Friday-night outreach to Jesus Festival logistics. Steward the vision well, and there's room for more of it.
Do Everything in Love
Tools don't change hearts — the Holy Spirit does. But a mapped prayer list, a remembered name, and a well-run gathering are all acts of love. And love is the whole point: "Let all that you do be done in love" (1 Corinthians 16:14).
Pick one tool. Start this week. Your mission field already has your name on it.
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