Practical training and real-life strategies
Field-tested playbooks and role-plays built for real conversations, not memorized scripts.





Whoever you are, wherever you clock in, your faith goes to work with you.
You spend most of your waking life at work. It should be one of the most meaningful mission fields you have.
But sharing your faith with coworkers can feel daunting. What if you say the wrong thing? What if someone asks a question you can't answer? What if it makes things tense?
Mission 9 to 5 has helped hundreds of Christians share their faith naturally and effectively throughout the workday. With a few simple, biblical tools, you can offer the love and hope of Jesus too. Starting tomorrow.
Whether you're leading a team, navigating meetings, or simply building trust with the person at the next desk, you carry the light of Christ into spaces many churches will never reach.
The people you see five days a week are already in front of you. Mission 9 to 5 helps you love them well and point them to Jesus.
No scripts, no pressure. Just field-tested ways to live and share your faith at work.
Field-tested playbooks and role-plays built for real conversations, not memorized scripts.
Natural openers and a simple rhythm of prayer for the coworkers you see every day.
Learn online at your own pace, or bring a trainer right into your office, at no cost.
The first step is a short read.
A short, practical handbook of natural ways to share your faith at work. Yours to keep.
Download the guideI've shared the gospel at work for 14 years. It started in college, supervising a catering crew in Chicago, where we made it normal to talk about faith on our shifts. But when I learned the Four Fields, I finally had a clear strategy I could repeat.
In my aviation and engineering businesses, the right tools and models are what deliver excellence. The same is true in kingdom work. Learning the tools for making and multiplying disciples let my team and me become marketplace ministers, instead of leaving ministry at the door when we clock in.