Reframing the Prophetic is growing into a global movement of formation, healing, and courageous imagination for the Church. What began as a small, faithful work is now dramatically impacting leaders, pastors, and communities across continents. More and more churches around the world are inviting us to bring Reframing Weekends, Prophetic Cohorts, and long-term coaching to their nations.
To respond to this call with sustainability, integrity, and generosity, we are seeking committed partners who believe in the future of a healthy, grounded, and transformed prophetic witness. We need your help.
A central conviction of Reframing the Prophetic is that spiritual formation and prophetic healing should never be restricted by someone’s financial capacity, culture, or socioeconomic situation. We work in places where fixed program fees would exclude entire communities from all over the world, including underserved regions in the U.S.
Because of this, we are committed to offering our programs, coaching, cohorts, and Reframing Weekends at a reduced price or a name-your-own-price model.
*Yes, we’re a 501c3 and you will receive a tax receipt for your donation.
Your Gift - Your Choice
Your donation whether big or small, makes a difference. Select a custom amount that works for you and help Reframing the Prophetic continue to support the local church, helping them build solid foundations (from the leadership on through the whole community).
OR if you would rather donate via check and mail it in:
The Mesh Objective: C/O Reframing The Prophetic, 9409 S 70 E. Ave. Tulsa, OK 74133
**Please note, when signing up for a Monthly Donation it will be through our umbrella ministry- MESH OBJECTIVE
Your support makes it possible for us to keep Reframing the Prophetic accessible to all—regardless of culture, economic status, or location—and to steward this global movement with integrity. Thank you for considering joining us in this sacred work.
Thank you for being part of this global work!
- Reframing the Prophetic Team
Abbie Troyanek and Christine Westhoff