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APRIL NEWSLETTER

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Q2 NONPROFIT PARTNER MATCHING CAMPAIGN

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PARTNERSHIPS MATTER!

Partnerships exponentially increase the potential for sustained Kingdom impact. Expo Home Improvement, Cerulean Blue Coffee House , and Collective Way provide a clear picture of how business leaders can activate their organizations for sustained impact.

Pictured above is the staff of Cerulean Blue meeting at the Expo Home Improvement headquarters to talk about shared vision, collaboration between companies, and combined impact.

Paul Dietzler, CEO of Expo and owner, along with his wife Jackie, of Cerulean Blue spoke about the impact that can be had when a company like Expo invests a portion of its earnings into God's initiates, locally and globally. He reminded his team from Cerulean Blue that serving coffee and food is literally changing the world--for every 10 pounds of coffee sold Cerulean Blue donates a water filter to a family in Honduras. These filters are generational game changers for a family because they provide clean drinking water for 20 years for the family.

Scott Hall, Chief Ministry Officer for Expo and Collective Way, gave a recap of the impact of these three companies' efforts in 2025--10 countries impacted, thousands of business leaders, pastors, and entrepreneurs trained, over 1800 water filters donated.

TIM TEBOW - UNBOUND NOW

Collective Way had the privilege of attending the Unbound Now event with Tim Tebow.

Unbound Now is ending human trafficking by identifying victims, supporting survivors, seeking justice, and leading system change.

Unbound Now meets survivors in their most critical moments. In 2025, Unbound Now advocates received 5,199 crisis calls , walking with survivors from the first moments of safety through long-term recovery.

Since their founding, they have served over 5,500 survivors and clients , providing immediate crisis response, safe shelter, advocacy, and ongoing support.

Their drop-in center, The Underground , in Fort Worth, TX, is a trusted refuge for youth escaping trafficking or vulnerable situations who have often been referred by law enforcement, schools, or community partners.

This was a great connection for Collective Way's nonprofit partner, You Can Free Us , who continues to fight human trafficking and modern slavery.

THE CARPENTER PROJECT

The Carpenter's Project is a partnership that Expo Home Improvement & Collective Way shares with Serve Hope International. This specific build for a family in Honduras was a part of a team building trip for the Executive and Vice President leadership of Expo Home Improvement. Together, we built and furnished this house in two days. Two days of work that provides sustained impact for this family for generations to come. Generally speaking, it would take 200 years for the average family to save for and build such a home.

Watch the video below to meet the Amaya family who received this home.

MEET DINA QUINTERO

Dina and her husband, Leonardo, are entrepreneurs in Siguatepeque, Comayagua, Honduras. She is an Industrial Engineer with a master’s degree in Project Management, and together with her husband founded their entrepreneurial venture RiverQuint Textiles, a business dedicated to the manufacturing of t-shirts and pet supplies.

Her entrepreneurial trajectory was supercharged when she had the opportunity to participate in Emprende Global , a Serve Hope business development program for Latin America. She received her diploma from Emprende Global in 2019. Upon completing the program, Dina said:

"I will never forget that Saturday, September 7, 2019, in my first class of Module “You,” when we were asked about our identity, our motivation to start a business, our gifts and talents, and our life purpose. My tears began to flow. At that moment I felt the presence of God healing my heart and showing me that He had always

been with me, even in the years when I lived with pain and resentment due to my parents’ abandonment."

Dina and Leonardo's story continues as God faithfully provides a roadmap for lasting impact in their country of Honduras. At Collective Way, we talk a lot about business being the place where the Gospel meets the streets. Listen to Dina's understanding of faith at work, she writes:

" From that moment on, I discovered the true purpose of my business and

understood that it does not only exist to generate income, but to become a channel of blessing for other families. Since then, my greatest desire has been to build a company that generates dignified employment and real opportunities, especially for deaf people. I have a deaf sister, and that has placed in my heart the desire to provide her and many others with a better quality of life. I dream of creating a space where they can develop their talents, feel valued, and be an active part of a society that often

closes doors to them, also showing them God’s love through every opportunity,

every teaching, and every act of service."

(Pictured Below) RiverQuint is clearing and leveling land to build their first textile factory--this will move the current "factory" out of their home and into a space where they can expand their business, employee more people in their local community, and invest more in God's Kingdom initiatives.

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MARCH NEWSLETTER

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MONTHLY BUSINESS LEADER GATHERING

Collective Way is hosting monthly meetings at Cerulean Blue Coffee House with business leaders to mobilize our collective resources for the good of people in need in the Flower Mound - Lewisville area.

Our strategy is to create intentional paths for business leaders to work together towards sustainable impact in our community. Collectively, we can foster generational change. In the pictures above, we hosted an event where several nonprofit leaders, including Journey to Dream, Broken Halos Haven, Christian Community Action, and Serve Hope International, shared brutal facts the needs in our area. Our conversation centered around the real and present needs of the young people in our community who face isolation, food insecurity, and necessary support for their successful future. The need in our own backyard is astounding.

Our goal as a collective of business leaders is to identify needs like this and rally together with business acumen, results based strategies, and shared resources to eradicate needs like this from our community. We want to move beyond symptomatic support to solvable solutions that bring freedom to those in need.

If you are a business leader who wants to engage such needs and solve for impact, email us and we will send an invite to our next meeting. If you don't want to wait until the next meeting, call Scott Hall and join the conversation.

EXPO & BROKEN HALOS HAVEN

Expo Home Improvement and Collective Way are partnering with Broken Halos Haven to bring a long term dream to reality. The Haven (pictured below) is now under construction in Lewisville. Expo will be providing the bathrooms, windows, and kitchen cabinets and countertops.

The Haven will be a place for children who have experienced the death of a parent to connect with each other and receive emotional and practical support through programs and events specially designed to help move them through their grief journey. Think Willy Wonka!

LOVE IS IN THE AIR!

Scott Hall, the Chief Ministry Officer of Expo Home Improvement and Collective Way officiated the marriage of Cal and Maria Davis. You may know that Scott served as a Pastor for 30+ years and has performed many weddings; but this one was extra special because this was his first Expo team member wedding to officiate. How cool is that? Their premarital mentors and Scott were being with joy in this picture.

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ACTION

The Kids Eat Free program steps into the gap of the food scarcity issue among our children in our community by providing meals to 550 children every week during the summer months.

Would you join Collective Way as we partner with Christian Community Action to raise money to support this need in our community. Collective Way is hosting a $25,000 matching campaign where every dollar given will be generously matched up to $25,000.

By providing this essential support, we help families feel secure and children feel empowered to grow, thrive, and dream. This consistency brings stability and reassurance to families while fostering the confidence and well-being of every child.

Together, we are helping our community stay rooted in hope and grow stronger, ensuring every child has the opportunity to build a brighter, healthier future.

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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

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YOU CAN FREE US MATCHING CAMPAIGN

We celebrated our fourth quarter match with You Can Free Us to raise money for meals for children in the Udaan Child Development Center. Last year, they served 1180 children who enrolled in early learning programs, computer courses, and beautification training and tailoring for teenage girls. The raise provided $44,154.50 to support their efforts.

TRAINING IN MOLDOVA & UKRAINE

DAY 1 (morning): Our leadership development trip started with a gathering of leaders from the Moldovan government. We trained on the difference between "being" and "doing" in leadership. Leadership goes way beyond an individual's skill set; leadership that leaves a lasting impact is built on an individual's character. Our conference with these leaders has led to potentially training at the national level for government leaders, please pray for God to lead in this matter.

DAY 1 (morning): After meeting with government officials, we hurried in the snow and ice to meet students in a business class at the University in Moldova. We discussed the reality of anxiety in business as a natural part of the leadership journey and how leaders can deal with individual anxiety, as well as how to navigate anxiety among the teams we lead. It's always a honor and a privilege to be able to invest in the next generation of leaders in emerging countries.

DAY 1 (evening): In the evening, we met with some of the university students from the Business School who were willing to voluntarily attend a weekly event called "Business Club." In this setting we are able to talk openly about our faith and how faith integrates into business and leadership development. We hosted about 22 students and had incredible follow conversations about how they can impact their city and country for good.

DAY 2 launched us into four consecutive days of training the last module of "Freed to Lead" which is the culmination of a three year commitment to train two countries, Moldova and Ukraine, on identity-based leadership. At the end of the conference, those who completed the three year journey received a graduation certificate.

DAY 3 took us to Ukraine. We met in a secure, remote location in order to be safely removed from the bombing in the cities. Pray for these leaders as they prepare to step up and lead their country after the war. They are hungry for biblical leadership development and they feel the urgency of the moment. They take their preparation seriously and will be ready when God ushers them into leadership positions when their country is rebuilt.

DAY 4: Upon our return from Ukraine, we set up shop in Chisinau, Moldova for our third conference day. We shared life with over a hundred of our dear friends. After training for eight hours, we culminated our time together with a graduation/certificate celebration.

DAY 5: For our fourth conference day, we headed back to Ukraine for a final day of training. The trip was slow and arduous because it rained ice and snow all night the night before. Our friends in Ukraine were willing to fight the weather; and, so were we! As you can see in the picture, this was largely college students who attended on this conference day. This was one of my favorite sessions! Mostly, young women, because the men have been called to join the Ukrainian army. The young men in the room are under 22 years old, the cutoff line for fighting age. Our time together was rich. The conversations were so encouraging because they have not lost heart. Oh, and we had a great snowball fight during one of the breaks!

SRI LANCA: THE TIMOTHY INITIATIVE

Nine days after returning from Moldova, I was privileged to take a vision trip with The Timothy Initiative to Sri Lanca. I cannot post pictures from the trip because it could endanger the Christians in the photos. Pictured here are some of the people groups that have yet to hear the Gospel, not once. There are 43,000 villages in Sri Lanca, only 8000 have been reached with Gospel and have at least one known Christian in the community. We visited some of the house churches in the reached villages and witnessed the power of the Gospel changing lives! We were able to participate in baptizing 15 people in a river one afternoon. At the current pace of villages being reached, the remaining unreached 35,000 villages could be reached in only six years. Collective Way cannot encourage you enough to support the Timothy Initiative .

"Business is where the Gospel meets the streets."

-- Scott Hall

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JANUARY NEWSLETTER

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We develop strong partnerships between faith-driven businesses and faith-based nonprofits for collective and sustained impact. Together, we are transforming communities and countries.

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2025 COLLECTIVE WAY IMPACT

More to Come: Our Annual Report will be released soon!

We are humbled by God's invitation into the exceedingly abundantly more than we could ever dream, think, or imagine. When measurable goals become immeasurable impact we know that we have embraced the supernatural work of God. We have seen tens of thousands of lives transformed through our network of local and international partners. The hungry were fed. Widows were cared for. Entrepreneurs launched businesses through seed funding. Orphans were rescued. Victims of modern slavery and trafficking were freed. Thousands of water filters were delivered to families. Five homes were built for families in need. Business leaders were coached and mentored. Kingdom businesses were coached. Pastors and leaders were trained in Moldova and Ukraine. More to come in our Annual Report!

PARTNER UPDATE: NEW HOPE EURASIA

(Pictured left to right: Scott Hall, Oleg Reutki, Roger Walls)

Collective Way partnered with Venture Church in Keller, Texas, for a $15,000 matching campaign for New Hope Eurasia . $30,000 was raised to launch a fund to build a new location called "The Hub" in Chisinau, Moldova, which will be an inner city outpost for ministry. The Hub will host Ekklesia Church on the weekends. During the week, it will offer a coffee house for the community, catering services to businesses, meeting space for teachers and government officials, provide food and care for the needy in the city, offer offices and training for entrepreneurs, and will host conferences and seminars for the development of the next generation of leaders in Europe and Central Asia. If you would like get engaged with this project , email Scott .

Pastor Oleg presenting to the global missions staff of Valley Creek Church , Flower Mound campus. New Hope Eurasia's ministry focuses on 12 countries in what is known as the 10/30 window reaching 368 million people.

On January 23, we were able to fly to Raleigh, North Carolina, to meet with the leadership team of The Timothy Initiative to discuss a potential partnership to reach the unreached people groups (UPGs) in the 10/30 window. The UPGs in this region of the world represent tens of millions of people who have never heard the gospel and currently have no access to a follower of Jesus in their village or region.

PRAYER FOSTERS RICH COMMUNITY

Collective Way hosts the 242 Gathering every Sunday evening at 5pm at the Cerulean Blue Coffee House in Flower Mound, TX. If you are in the area, come join us for some great coffee, conversation from the scriptures, and prayer.

The 242 Gathering was birthed from a desire to experience the authenticity of the church community described in Acts 2:42 . This gathering is a great way to start the week. If you are looking for genuine community, shared life and care, this might be a great place to start. We will save a seat for you.

COLLECTIVE WAY ADOPTION ASSISTANCE FUND

Collective Way has officially launched an Adoption Assistance Program for the Expo Home Improvement family and friends of Collective Way. We are partnering with Lifesong For Orphans to facilitate one of the most physical and tangible pictures of the Gospel, adoption.

As Lifesong says, "Around the world, children are growing up without the safety of family—caught in the wake of war, poverty, and loss. And the needs can feel endless. But God has not turned away. Through His people, hope is rising. Together, we get to be part of His redemptive work—where forgotten stories are restored, families are strengthened, and children learn they are deeply loved by their Father in Heaven. Because of you, orphaned and vulnerable children are being reached with Gospel-centered care—helping them find family, grow in faith, and flourish as image-bearers of Christ."

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We have a Collective Way Adoption Fund where you can help support orphaned and vulnerable children. 100% of any gift goes directly to support families who are adopting.

CHECK OUT THIS NEW PRAYER APP

Collective Way has adopted Prayer Crew developed by our friend, Sergio Armendariz. It is exactly what we have been looking for! You can set up multiple groups, communicate through the app, pray for each other and even send a video prayer or voice message. Great for small groups, church prayer ministries, and your family. Bonus: there are daily prayer prompts and devotional content. Download here: Google or Apple .

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DECEMBER NEWSLETTER

Collective Way believes in the power of collaboration. We develop

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nonprofits for collective and sustained impact. Together, we are

transforming communities and countries.

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A REFLECTION FOR THE NEW YEAR

“Prepare Him room” is more than a lyric—it’s a call to intentional surrender. The carol Joy to the World issues a quiet command: “Let every heart prepare Him room.” Scripture echoes this posture: “In all your ways acknowledge Him” (Proverbs 3:6). Preparing room means clearing pride, hurry, and self-reliance so Christ can rule our hearts. Mary made room through obedience (Luke 1:38); the innkeeper did not. Leaders face the same choice daily. In business, preparing Him room shapes decisions with humility, ethics, and courage. When Christ leads the leader, purpose outruns profit—and influence becomes redemptive.

Scripture reminds us in Luke 2:7 that there was "no guest room available for them." Preparation isn't about finding more time; it’s about shifting priorities. When we make room, we invite the "Prince of Peace" ( Isaiah 9:6 ) to govern our internal landscape. As leaders, "preparing room" translates to intentionality. A leader who clears the clutter of urgent-but-unimportant tasks makes space for vision, empathy, and ethical clarity. By preparing room for higher principles, you lead with a peace that anchors your team, even in volatile seasons.

SINGLE PARENT ADVOCATE

Each year, we have the joy of serving with one of our local nonprofits, Single Parent Advocate . Pictured above is the annual Christmas event held at Lewisville High School which provides single parents the opportunity to bless their children with gifts at Christmas.

Single Parent Advocate empowers single mothers and fathers to move from survival to success. Since 2009, our North Texas-based non-profit has provided the education, emotional encouragement, and practical resources necessary to stabilize families and protect the next generation.

Single-parent families face a disproportionate risk of poverty and burnout. We work to reverse these trends by equipping parents and consulting with organizations nationwide on how to better serve this demographic. Whether through direct training or social networking, we are committed to one goal: ensuring no single parent has to walk their journey alone.

CHECK OUT THIS PRAYER APP FROM OUR FRIENDS AT PRAYCREW

Collective Way is adopting this new prayer app developed by our friend, Sergio Armendariz. It is exactly what we have been looking for! You can set up multiple groups, communicate through the app, pray for each other and even send a video prayer or voice message. Great for small groups, church prayer ministries, and your family. Bonus: there are daily prayer prompts and devotional content. Google or Apple . Download and add me as friend!

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NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER

Collective Way believes in the power of collaboration. We develop

strong partnerships between faith-driven businesses and faith-based

nonprofits for collective and sustained impact. Together, we are

transforming communities and countries.

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UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUPS

Collective Way started November with a focus on unreached people groups. We attended two separate events, one in DFW with Eric Metaxas and Asha Partners and one in Sarasota, Florida with The Timothy Initiative .

It is estimated that of the 8.08 billion people alive in the world today, 3.42 billion of them live in unreached people groups with little or no access to the Gospel of Jesus Christ . According to Joshua Project , there are approximately 17,269 unique people groups in the world with 7,188 of them considered unreached (over 42% of the world’s population)! The vast majority (85%) of these least reached groups exist in the 10/40 window and less than 3% of missionary work is done among these people.

Here a a few rememberable quotes from Asha and Metaxas:

"The poor stay poor not because they are lazy but because they have no access to capital." --Asha

"The lost stay lost because they have no access to the Gospel." --Asha

"Satan is happy for churches to have their little services on Sunday." --Metaxas

"If the church will be the church and live self-sacrificially, we have no idea what God can and will do." --Metaxas

The Timothy Initiative was a perspective-shaping weekend. The "initiative" is to take the Gospel to villages around the world that have no Christian--not one--and no expression of a local church. There are millions of villages with billions of people that have never heard the story of God's love and that salvation is available through Jesus. These unreached villages are referred to as RED. They become YELLOW when one person is reached with the Gospel and becomes a follower of Jesus. The village turns GREEN when a church is established. A church starts when a new believer reaches three other people in their village.

460 business and church leaders gathered to celebrate the lives God has transformed this year. EVERY DAY (yes, every single day), 833 people in villages around the globe stepped into a relationship with Jesus. 100 new churches were planted, and 7 villages turned from RED to GREEN.

This is a picture of a modern day idol that controls a people group and is worshipped by the 100 people who live is this village in Africa. If you were able to zoom in, you would see the blood on the idol where the witch doctor sacrifices animals to the idol on a regular basis.

We were able to connect live via Teams with a group of 11 local Christians who were entering into this RED village for the first time to share the Gospel. We prayed with them and for them. After they prayer-walked the village for several hours, they began to go to every family in the village to share the Gospel.

At the end of their day, we reconnected with them via Teams. They were finishing sharing the Jesus Story film with the village. Our group watched live as three young men gave their lives to Jesus.

We watched a village turn from RED to YELLOW.

EXPO LAUNCHES AN ADOPTION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Collective Way is so happy to announce the launch of an Adoption Assistance Program for the Expo Home Improvement family. We are partnering with Lifesong For Orphans to facilitate one of the most physical and tangible pictures of the Gospel, adoption.

As Lifesong says, "Around the world, children are growing up without the safety of family—caught in the wake of war, poverty, and loss. And the needs can feel endless. But God has not turned away. Through His people, hope is rising. Together, we get to be part of His redemptive work—where forgotten stories are restored, families are strengthened, and children learn they are deeply loved by their Father in Heaven. Because of you, orphaned and vulnerable children are being reached with Gospel-centered care—helping them find family, grow in faith, and flourish as image-bearers of Christ."

We have a Collective Way Adoption Fund where you can help support orphaned and vulnerable children. 100% of any gift goes directly to support families who are adopting.

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HAZLO REAL ENTREPRENEUR CONFERENCE, GUATEMALA

Hazlo Real is an annual entrepreneurial conference for Latin America. This is the second year Collective Way has contributed to the conference. Scott Hall, the Chief Ministry Officer for Expo Home Improvement and Collective Way, along with Michael Flores, President of Expo Home Improvement, were featured speakers, mentors to 140 entrepreneurs, and "sharks" who listened to 12 entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas. Three businesses of the twelve were awarded seed capital for their businesses. Hazlo Real was an amazing opportunity to invest in the next generation of faith-driven leaders in Latin America. We were joined by many great business leaders and professors from DFW, Canada, and Baylor University.

Here's a picture of the winners of the pitch competition:

(Left to Right) Cristian Melendez (CEO, Serve Hope International), Michael Flores (President, Expo Home Improvement), Scott Hall (Chief Ministry Officer, Collective Way), Pablo Moralez (Director, Emprende)

CHECK OUT THIS NEW PRAYER APP

Collective Way is adopting this new prayer app developed by our friend, Sergio Armendariz. It is exactly what we have been looking for! You can set up multiple groups, communicate through the app, pray for each other and even send a video prayer or voice message. Great for small groups, church prayer ministries, and your family. Bonus: there are daily prayer prompts and devotional content. Google or Apple . Download and add me as friend!

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OCTOBER NEWSLETTER

Collective Way equips business leaders to steward their organizations for impact as Kingdom Businesses through purposeful integration of faith and work. We build meaningful partnerships between faith-driven businesses and faith-based non-profits to foster transformation in communities--locally and globally.

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GUATEMALA FAITH & WORK BUSINESS LEADER TRAINING

On October 7-10, Scott traveled to Guatemala to speak to 125 entrepreneurs, 150 business leaders, 300 students grades 7-12, and 100 teachers who are teaching and training the next generation of Christian business leaders in Guatemala. Guatemala is one of the fastest growing economies in Latin America.

Collective Way is honored to partner with Emprende, an entrepreneurial training system working across 7 Latin American countries to train and develop business leaders to launch great businesses to bring economic, social, and spiritual transformation (Emprende is a ministry of Serve Hope International).

Emprende held an all-day training for entrepreneurs in Antigua, Guatemala where Scott trained business leaders who were either starting a business or learning to scale their business. We covered: integrating faith and work in business, innovation, marketing, technology in business, and financial stewardship. This was an amazing day because it was the first time the Ministry of Economy leadership from the Guatemalan government joined Emprende as a co-sponsor.

As followers of Jesus, we must be able to give an answer to the question, “How is my work as a businessperson contributing to the advance of God’s kingdom?”

Here are a few quotes from the "Integrating Faith & Work" talk for us all to consider as we think about innovating through business for the glory of God:

• Being made in God’s image includes sharing His creative capacity and mandate to cultivate, build, and innovate through business.

• Because we are made in the image of God—the Creator—we are designed to reflect His nature through creativity, innovation, and purposeful work.

• Our creativity and innovation are sacred expressions of God’s image within us—divine invitations to reveal His glory through the work of our hands.

• As business owners we are entrusted with the sacred responsibility to steward God’s creation; we are to tend to God’s creation with wisdom, creativity, and care so that our work brings flourishing to the world He loves.

• Every kind of work becomes sacred when done for God’s glory.

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SERVE HOPE FUNDRAISING EVENT

Upon returning from Guatemala, Collective Way and some Expo Home Improvement team members spent an intimate evening poolside with Bear Rinehart from Needtobreathe. We sponsored a table to help bring awareness to Serve Hope International, Emprende, and One World Health. Here's a shot of our crew:

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SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

Collective Way equips business leaders to steward their organizations for impact as Kingdom Businesses through purposeful integration of faith and business, where businesses are stewarded not merely for profit, but as instruments to honor God. We build meaningful partnerships between faith-driven businesses and faith-based no profits to foster transformation in communities--locally and globally.

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SEPTEMBER UPDATES

We opened the month of September, after taking a break for Summer, with our 242 Gathering in the Cerulean Blue Coffee House in Flower Mound, Texas.

The 242 Gathering (Acts 2:42) is a gathering over great coffee, conversation, and unmatched community. We share life, scripture, and prayer together each week. This is one of my favorite expressions of the body of Christ. This is definitely a "come as you are" get together--all are welcomed. It's a place where God is meeting spiritual, physical, and emotional needs of all who gather.

If you are in the area on Sunday nights, come join us. We start gathering around 5:30p and get started at 6p. It is super casual, if you can't make it the whole time, you can leave whenever you need to go.

MOLDOVA / UKRAINE TRIP

Collective Way was privileged to train 223 leaders in Ukraine and Moldova, September 8-15. We spent three days in Ukraine training in three different cities. We had to drive in an out of Ukraine each day from Moldova because it is unsafe to spend the night in the Ukrainian cities. Although, we seldom hear war updates in the United States, these Ukrainian cities are being bombed every day, sometimes multiple times a day.

As we drove the streets of the cities we visited, we noticed a stark contrast from our teaching trip we took in the Spring of this year...there are no men on the streets! Ukraine is becoming a country of women as the men are literally being snatched from the streets and sent to fight. The young leaders pictured below, in the "Day 2 of Leadership Training in Ukraine," demonstrates how our trainings are evolving due to the fact that any man over the age of twenty and under the age of sixty are being taken off to war. It was amazing to see so many young leaders investing in their personal development.

Even though these leaders deal with the reality of the Russian invasion, they are HUNGRY to grow in their leadership abilities and in their relationship with God and others who are fighting the good fight. They see this time in their country's history as an opportunity to serve others and to give their lives away for the sake of the Gospel. You can celebrate with us in knowing that people of God in Ukraine are letting their light shine so that others will see their good deeds and glory the Father in Heaven.

PRAY for Ukraine and for the end of the invasion by Russia.
PRAY for the followers of Jesus who are serving and ministering to the needs of their people.
PRAY for the men who are being torn from their families and sent to fight.
PRAY for the next generation of leaders, who are followers of Jesus, to be ready when called upon to lead.
PRAY for peace.
PRAY for Collective Way as we continue to serve our friends and partners in Ukraine and Moldova.
PRAY for our Collective Way mission partner in Moldova, New Hope Eurasia

SERVE HOPE CHECK PRESENTATION

Expo Home Improvement and Collective Way, is proud to support Serve Hope, an organization dedicated to bringing lasting change to families in Central America.

Together, we've raised over $60,000 to provide safe homes, donated over 500 water filters in Honduras and Guatemala, and empowered entrepreneurs through Serve Hope's Emprende program. Each year, our team joins Serve Hope on mission trips to build houses for families in Honduras, serving hands-on alongside their incredible team.

We are committed to helping Serve Hope bring hope, opportunity, and transformation to communities, one home, one business, and one family at a time.

HOBBY LOBBY & LIFE SONG

We were honored to be a part of the Inspire / Lifesong event at the Hobby Lobby headquarters in Oklahoma City where we learned about the God honoring heritage and continued Kingdom impact of Hobby Lobby. Hobby Lobby is a faith-driven business that gives 50% of the company's profit to support great ministry efforts all over the world.

Inspire is an incredible organization that creates and hosts unforgettable experiences for followers of Jesus. They stage and guide transformative experiences intentionally designed to ensure that their guests walk away more confident in the Bible and its tremendous impact on our nation and the world.

Lifesong seeks to mobilize the Church to care for the orphan, where each member can provide a unique and special service: some to adopt, some to care, some to give

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SUMMER NEWSLETTER

JUNE, JULY, AUGUST EDITION

Collective Way believes in the power of collaboration. We develop

strong partnerships between faith-driven businesses and faith-based

nonprofits for collective and sustained impact. Together, we are

transforming communities and countries.

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JUNE UPDATES

COLLECTIVE WAY LAUSANNE PODCAST

From Profit to Purpose: The Collective Way’s Mission-Driven Model

In this episode of God on the Move, Scott Hall, Chief Ministry Officer at Expo Home Improvements, shares his transformative journey from pastoral leadership to integrating faith-driven principles in the corporate world. Scott’s story highlights the shift from traditional church structures to a more integrated approach, utilizing business as a mission field to achieve holistic ministry and lasting kingdom impact.

JULY UPDATES

Collective Way was invited to speak at the Texas Business Women's conference on the topic of community impact and business as mission. Cerulean Blue Coffee House provided cookies for all of the attendees.

Scott often teaches that God creates us on purpose for a purpose. The conversation with these Texas business women was focused on community and global impact through business. Around the world, in many cases, business women are often leading the way in stewarding their business and personal gifts and abilities to foster spiritual, social, and economic impact. It was an honor to have a few brief minutes with this group of Texas business women. Special thanks to Julie Jones with Today's Professional Consulting & Development for the invite.

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AUGUST UPDATES

Expo Home Improvement, in partnership with Collective Way and Serve Hope, took their first company mission trip to Honduras to build 5 homes in 4 days for 5 different families. We had an amazing mission trip together. Nothing builds a strong team like serving together. The first comment from every family as we presented the keys to their new home was, "Thank you, God!" If you are interested in your business, church, or family taking a mission trip to Honduras to build a home, please contact us.

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