The Movement

A movement of the Spirit

RUSHINGWIND is a global convocation movement: it awakens and commissions a new generation to touch hearts, serve communities, transform cities and advance to the ends of the earth.

Awakened · Commissioned · Released

The Movement

RUSHINGWIND

RUSHINGWIND is a global convocation movement: it awakens and commissions a new generation to touch hearts, serve communities, transform cities and advance to the ends of the earth.

Awakened · Commissioned · Released

Arte clave oficial del movimiento: la frase «To the ends of the earth» y el logotipo de Rushing Wind sobre una multitud en movimiento.
To the ends of the earth

An awakened generation changes what it touches

RUSHINGWIND is born from a simple conviction: when the Spirit awakens a generation, that generation cannot stay seated. The movement exists to convene that response, give it direction and walk with it until it becomes sending.

We are not spectators of what God is doing. We are a generation that responds, rises up and is sent — from the stadium to the street, from the street to the city, and from the city to the ends of the earth.

  • Convene

    Gathers the Body of Christ in crusades, activations and open convocations.

  • Partner

    Works with the local churches of every city: the fruit stays home.

  • Activate

    Helps every person find their assignment and take their first step.

  • Mobilize

    Takes the movement from the stadium to the streets: service, evangelism and intercession.

  • Send

    Commissions toward communities, spheres, cities and nations.

What it is not

As important as what we are

RUSHINGWIND partners with the Church; it does not compete with it. These five declarations protect that relationship.

  • Not a denomination

    RUSHINGWIND does not gather churches under an institutional membership.

  • Not a local church

    The movement convenes and sends; congregational life happens in your church.

  • It does not absorb churches

    It partners with them and returns the fruit of every convocation.

  • It does not replace congregational life

    No crusade replaces a community that knows you and shepherds you.

  • Participating does not create affiliation

    Attending, serving or praying in the movement does not make you a member of RUSHINGWIND.

With whom

The movement belongs to the Body, not to a single house

  • People

    Anyone can participate, serve and be sent.

  • Local churches

    Partners and recipients of the fruit of every convocation.

  • Ministries

    Allies who add their vocation, with their own identity and governance.

  • Cities

    Whole territories that come into movement.

The full path

From awakening to multiplication

Public communication is summed up in four steps; the internal process has seven. This is how we walk with every “yes” from beginning to end.

  1. Awaken

    The encounter that changes the direction of a life.

  2. Find

    Every “yes” is recorded and receives a face: no one is left in the anonymity of the crowd.

  3. Activate

    The person discovers their assignment and takes their first concrete step.

  4. Equip

    Practical training, keeping church and identity.

  5. Send

    Commissioned toward their community, sphere, city or nation.

  6. Walk alongside

    Real follow-up over time: at 30, 90 and 365 days.

  7. Multiply

    The fruit multiplies in others: teams, cities and — only through the vertical door — campuses.

After the crusade

The stadium empties. The path begins.

Every recorded decision enters a real continuity process alongside the local churches: finding the person, activating them in their assignment, equipping them, sending them and following up at 30, 90 and 365 days.

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Frequently asked questions

A global convocation movement that awakens and commissions a new generation. It is not a denomination or a local church: it convenes, partners with local churches, activates people and sends them to their communities, spheres, cities and nations.

No. Taking part in a crusade, event, activation or volunteering does not represent institutional affiliation. Your congregational life continues in your local church; the movement exists to serve it, not to replace it.

Your “yes” has a place in this story